Muscat defends disastrous foreign labour policies to international media
Disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat has defended his
Members and salaries for government boards remain shrouded in secrecy
The composition, identities and remuneration for members of dozens
Crypto exchange Binance’s Maltese tax arrears ‘covered by official secrecy’
The Maltese government refuses to publish information on the
Malta government hires UK PR firm Digitalis to ‘manage’ online reputation
The government has engaged reputation management company Digitalis, which
Opinion: Robert’s friend the disgraced ex-PM
Speaking at a Labour Party (PL) political activity on
PBS censors controversial past of Miriam Dalli’s disgraced appointee
Aqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti. When reporting on the government’s
Gozo ministry’s ‘habitual’ abuse of procurement processes continued into 2023
Aqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti. Gozo Ministry’s “habitual abuse” of
Abela’s new cabinet to cost more than €21 million a year in salaries
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s cabinet reshuffle, unexpectedly announced on
Malta PM to address fossil-fuel heavy Libyan summit amid EU criticism over renewables, climate
Prime Minister Robert Abela is set to speak at
Opinion: With great resolve
We begin 2024 very much where we left the
Malta asked to step up media freedom reforms, protection as it assumes OSCE chair
As Malta assumed the rotating chairmanship of the Organisation
European water polo championships off air in Malta due to PBS failure
The national public broadcaster will not air Malta’s participation
Court agency ‘consistently bypassed’ procurement regulations – NAO
Aqra dan l-artiklu bil-Malti The Court Services Agency, the
Opinion: Labour’s aura of secrecy
Aqra din l-opinjoni bil-Malti. “Falsehood flies, and truth comes
Air Malta pilots given promotions, training, ahead of closure and new airline’s first flight
Air Malta is offering staff internal promotions and training
Opinion: The Labour cartel won’t change itself
An experienced EU lawyer and football enthusiast said on
Ex-Enemalta director sent to Home Ministry after Cardona’s departure
Monica Farrugia, the former executive director at Enemalta who
Opinion: Triple whammy
Elwyn Brooks White is probably best known as the
Europe’s new media freedom law set to cause problems in Malta
European Parliament and Council negotiators agreed on Friday on
Curia gets €5 million for restoration works on churches, properties
Malta’s archdiocese will receive €5 million from the government
Mistra Village encroachment on roads a ‘safety necessity’ – local council
The construction of a boundary wall surrounding the former
The Shift for IPI: Future of Malta’s journalism, freedom of expression rests on hope of reform
While the Maltese government pats itself on the back
Malta slammed for lobbying for spyware use on journalists amid mounting media freedom failures
The Maltese government’s lobbying to allow legal surveillance of
Opinion: Not where she belongs
Read a translation of this opinion piece in Maltese.
Sacked Enemalta boss rewarded with another top government role
Jonathan Cardona has been transferred back to his former
Wied Żnuber rezoning raises fresh questions on model airstrip project
The government’s proposed changes to local plans regulating the
Ian Borg: Church initiated property negotiations due to Malta’s ‘new realities’
The ongoing negotiations between the church and the government
Enemalta spent €10,000 on CEO publicity weeks before grid disaster
Enemalta spent €10,000 on a sponsored interview for its
Bookings with Air Malta’s replacement start over the phone with no website
Passengers trying to book flights with Malta’s new national
UPDATED: Air Malta’s nameless replacement misses first milestone, doesn’t take bookings
Updated to include KM Malta Airlines statement following The

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