Malta fails to meet EU journalist safety recommendations – RSF
European Union Member States, including Malta, must move quickly to implement the... View more
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Media reform: ‘No debate before public consultation’ – PN
The PN said no debate on the newly proposed media laws should... View more
Help or leverage? Government’s opacity with media funding raises questions
The news that an Italian court handed a prison sentence to Italian... View more
Red herrings and smokescreens
A couple of days ago, after the news broke that alleged financial... View more
620 attacks on journalists during pandemic signals worsening global climate for the press
The COVID-19 pandemic proved to be a significant challenge for independent journalism... View more
Former MFSA boss signed-off on €12m direct orders in 2 years
Joseph Cuschieri, the former chief executive of the Malta Financial Services Authority... View more
Si yo fuera Maradona (If I were Maradona)
I learnt this week of an interview given by Maradona where he... View more
‘No EU funds for government-controlled media or political propaganda’ – MEPs
Media freedom in Europe has declined MEPs deplore harassment and attacks on... View more
Wilful ineptitude
“The court would like to make it absolutely clear from the start... View more
Three years on, The Shift’s role is more urgent than ever
Daphne Caruana Galizia’s assassination just over three years ago was, and remains,... View more
A Mission to Inform: Book features one last recorded interview of assassinated journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia
Pressure and harassment against journalists continue to limit the dissemination of public... View more
Trouble with the truth
Every time new findings are exposed and the authorities fail to act... View more
Broadcasting Authority ruling makes perverse situation worse
A ruling by the Broadcasting Authority (BA) this week has made the... View more
‘Courageous investigative journalism must be protected’ – RSF
Reporters without Borders (RSF) Director of International Campaigns, Rebecca Vincent, has voiced... View more
Editor’s statement in response to DOI’s claims on press access
The government’s Department of Information has issued a statement claiming to “rectify... View more
‘A deep structural injustice’ – CoE notes lack of investigation on Daphne’s death
The Council of Europe’s media freedom report notes its decline across the... View more
Forty years of State lies: RSF reveals leaked Iran file on persecution of critics
Over 850 journalists and citizen-journalists were prosecuted, arrested, imprisoned and in some... View more
Reporters Without Borders named Dan David Prize winner
International press freedom organisation Reporters Without Borders won the prestigious Dan David... View more
Malta fails to meet EU journalist safety recommendations – RSF
European Union Member States, including Malta, must move quickly to implement the... View more
Media reform: ‘No debate before public consultation’ – PN
The PN said no debate on the newly proposed media laws should... View more
Help or leverage? Government’s opacity with media funding raises questions
The news that an Italian court handed a prison sentence to Italian... View more
Red herrings and smokescreens
A couple of days ago, after the news broke that alleged financial... View more
620 attacks on journalists during pandemic signals worsening global climate for the press
The COVID-19 pandemic proved to be a significant challenge for independent journalism... View more
Former MFSA boss signed-off on €12m direct orders in 2 years
Joseph Cuschieri, the former chief executive of the Malta Financial Services Authority... View more
Si yo fuera Maradona (If I were Maradona)
I learnt this week of an interview given by Maradona where he... View more
‘No EU funds for government-controlled media or political propaganda’ – MEPs
Media freedom in Europe has declined MEPs deplore harassment and attacks on... View more
Wilful ineptitude
“The court would like to make it absolutely clear from the start... View more
Three years on, The Shift’s role is more urgent than ever
Daphne Caruana Galizia’s assassination just over three years ago was, and remains,... View more
