Oceania 1984, Malta 2021
The flashes began with the news that Assistant Commissioner
UPDATED: Watershed moment as hitman pleads guilty in Daphne Caruana Galizia case
Updated to include the reaction of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s
2020 ‘unfortunate record year’ for press freedom, call for action from EC President
Press freedom organisation partners forming the Media Freedom Rapid
Vince Muscat withdraws appeal: A turning point in Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case?
In an unexpected move on Wednesday, Vince Muscat, one
Failed Labour political candidate made High Commissioner to Australia
The government has appointed Mario Farrugia Borg, a former
Partial Law
I was almost tempted to waste another article dissecting
The Montenegro deal’s fictitious numbers
A new letter seen by The Shift reveals exactly
Yorgen Fenech’s offer to pay for own police surveillance if granted bail refused by court
Yorgen Fenech, the prime murder suspect in the assassination
Chloe Portelli to pay €1,200 fine for illegalities and unlock €200,000 in EU funds
Chloe Portelli – the daughter of construction magnate Joseph
Unity: the new opiate of the people
The news that President George Vella has announced a
Melvin Theuma: Yorgen Fenech went from friend to threat
What began as luxurious gifts and favours from a
Another fall for Malta in The Economist’s 2020 Democracy Index
Malta has yet again plummeted to an all-time low
PACE hands over reports to public inquiry on Daphne Caruana Galizia’s assassination
The Chair of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council
Water, mints, breaks: Melvin Theuma strains through first sitting since stabbing
It was the first time that the courtroom heard
Calling political party station case a ‘PR stunt’ misunderstands positive impact for democracy
To dismiss online news portal Lovin Malta’s court case
‘It was so cruel’: Bidnija resident who witnessed Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder testifies
Graphic details of the moment that journalist Daphne Caruana
Disinformation watch: back to basics
Having failed to silence their most vocal critic, Russian
Prime Minister’s decision not to divulge expenditure on media publicity ‘banal’
NGO Repubblika has said the prime minister’s excuses not
Heaven is a place on earth
There is an old Maltese saying that goes, ‘Bil-flus
Russian billionaire among those who purchased Maltese passport
Sergei Kolesnikov, a Russian businessman listed on Forbes’ list
Navigating new waters, public inquiry welcomes public’s submissions
The public inquiry looking into the assassination of journalist
900 pandemic tracers left in the lurch
The government has still not managed to assign duties
Malta hits new low in Corruption Perceptions Index
Malta has once again hit a new low in
Opposition withdraws backing for MFSA Chair
The Opposition withdrew its backing for the chairman of
Borg’s blasphemy
Minister Ian Borg blasphemed – in public, on live
Scicluna increased Central Bank Governor’s remuneration before he took the position
Former Finance Minister Edward Scicluna gave an €11,000 annual
Prime Minister resigns over corruption allegations
The Prime minister resigned immediately, bringing down his government

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