PM’s failure to address rule of law recommendations ‘shocking’
Reacting to Prime Minister Robert Abela’s speech in parliament
Malta fails to meet EU journalist safety recommendations – RSF
European Union Member States, including Malta, must move quickly
Mistra site boundary walls dismantled as works hasten ahead of EPRT review
Works at Mistra Village, Xemxija, to develop a nine-storey
Government’s media experts committee tight-lipped at 18-month mandate’s end
The government-appointed ‘Media Experts Committee’ will be disbanding by
In an ironic twist, government turns down FOI request for its own FOI report
Two years ago, the government embarked on a project
Fresh faces, same old hands – Ranier Fsadni
What do Victoria Buttigieg, Angelo Gafà, Miriam Dalli and
The happy fibber – Kevin Cassar
“I am very happy,” Edward Zammit Lewis declared. Had
Trumpeted reform of court expert appointment process stalled since 2013
Almost a decade after government announced it would undertake
Court agency breaches law, refuses to give details on court experts
The Court Services Agency is blocking information on the
Government’s press freedom proposals ‘not enough’
The media experts committee appointed by Prime Minister Robert
The press needs good faith not just new laws
What’s needed to implement the Caruana Galizia public inquiry’s
A broad phantom consultation
There’s a Muriel Spark story where an elderly spinster
Constitutional reform process dormant as committee fails to meet for nine months
A bipartisan committee set up under the auspices of
Conclusions of public inquiry into Daphne Caruana Galizia’s death expected this week
The public inquiry into the assassination of journalist Daphne
PACE hands over reports to public inquiry on Daphne Caruana Galizia’s assassination
The Chair of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council
New law proposed weakens lawyers’ accountability and fails to raise standards
The Chamber of Advocates has expressed dismay about a
Gavin Gulia’s swift resignation as MP ‘another argument in favour of need for parliamentary reform’
Malta Tourism Authority Chairman Gavin Gulia’s resignation within hours
Council of Europe warns Maltese government to stop delaying reforms for justice and rule of law
The government does not intend to address loopholes that
Beyond the posturing
The Council of Europe has called on the Maltese
Venice Commission ‘disappointed’ as it unpicks ‘rushed’ rule of law reform
The Venice Commission said in its latest Opinion last
Masks, lies and gifts
Prime Minister Robert Abela chose to wear a mask
A call for wider, deeper reforms in Venice Commission’s guarded opinion
In an 18-page report filled with caveats, subtleties and
Opposition and civil society raise the stakes on rule of law reforms
In a move that raises the stakes on rule
Lessons from Babylon
Here’s a lesson from 2,800 years ago for anyone
Government inaction fuelling human trafficking and modern slavery in Malta
Fake massage parlours operating as thinly-veiled brothels are spreading
Constitutional reform: The case for a process led by citizens
Guest commentary by Marion Pace Asciak, President NGO Repubblika
‘We were never more proud of her than on the day she was murdered’
His mother’s fight against corruption highlighted the need for

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