The Montenegro deal’s fictitious numbers
A new letter seen by The Shift reveals exactly how a Seychelles-registered... View more
Mozura
Montenegro government ‘sloppy’ in its cover up of corruption in wind farm deal
Srdjan Milic, an independent Montenegrin MP who has written to PN MP... View more
‘Brotherhood of organised crime a common enemy for people of Malta and Montenegro’
Montenegro Independent MP Srđan Milić has said the Maltese and Montenegrin people... View more
European Commission wants an investigation on the Montenegro deal
The European Commission has said it expects the Mozura wind farm deal... View more
‘Courageous investigative journalism must be protected’ – RSF
Reporters without Borders (RSF) Director of International Campaigns, Rebecca Vincent, has voiced... View more
Montenegro deal: dodgy agreements, suspicious transactions and curiously familiar figures
Enemalta may have made a false declaration to the authorities in Montenegro,... View more
Chamber of Advocates’ statement targeting journalists ‘missed the point’ – lawyers
Two veteran lawyers have called out the Chamber of Advocates’ criticism of... View more
Former Economic Crimes Unit chief admits to police inaction on scandals
The second testimony of Ian Abdilla, the former head of the police’s... View more
Fact-Check: Enemalta’s defence of Konrad Mizzi on Mozura wind farm
Three months ago, The Shift ran the first instalment of a long... View more
Montenegro MP challenges government to swear it had nothing to do with Caruana Galizia murder
An Opposition Leader in Montenegro’s Parliament has challenged his government to publicly... View more
Mizzi ‘still in London fleeing justice’
Konrad Mizzi, the disgraced ex-minister named in connection with the most scandalous... View more
Konrad Mizzi’s personal lawyer was the advisor he took to seal Montenegro deal
Despite the government’s reluctance to divulge the name of the government advisor... View more
Konrad Mizzi’s trips to Montenegro and the birth of a dirty energy deal
Former Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi visited Montenegro no less than eight times... View more
Prime Minister mum on investigating corruption in Mizzi’s Montenegro deal
The Office of Prime Minister Robert Abela has remained mum on whether... View more
The Montenegro connection
In January 2019, Karl Izzo was appointed ambassador to Montenegro. The appointment... View more
The murky energy project of Joseph Muscat and Konrad Mizzi in Montenegro
The Mozura wind farm project was haunted by allegations of corruption from... View more
The Montenegro deal’s fictitious numbers
A new letter seen by The Shift reveals exactly how a Seychelles-registered... View more
Montenegro government ‘sloppy’ in its cover up of corruption in wind farm deal
Srdjan Milic, an independent Montenegrin MP who has written to PN MP... View more
‘Brotherhood of organised crime a common enemy for people of Malta and Montenegro’
Montenegro Independent MP Srđan Milić has said the Maltese and Montenegrin people... View more
European Commission wants an investigation on the Montenegro deal
The European Commission has said it expects the Mozura wind farm deal... View more
‘Courageous investigative journalism must be protected’ – RSF
Reporters without Borders (RSF) Director of International Campaigns, Rebecca Vincent, has voiced... View more
Montenegro deal: dodgy agreements, suspicious transactions and curiously familiar figures
Enemalta may have made a false declaration to the authorities in Montenegro,... View more
Chamber of Advocates’ statement targeting journalists ‘missed the point’ – lawyers
Two veteran lawyers have called out the Chamber of Advocates’ criticism of... View more
Former Economic Crimes Unit chief admits to police inaction on scandals
The second testimony of Ian Abdilla, the former head of the police’s... View more
Fact-Check: Enemalta’s defence of Konrad Mizzi on Mozura wind farm
Three months ago, The Shift ran the first instalment of a long... View more
Montenegro MP challenges government to swear it had nothing to do with Caruana Galizia murder
An Opposition Leader in Montenegro’s Parliament has challenged his government to publicly... View more