Rosianne Cutajar should have ‘acted with greater care’ – PACE committee chairman concludes
Newly re-elected MP Rosianne Cutajar should have acted with greater care to... View more
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EU warns Twitter to take more action against illegal content as new rules take effect
EU officials have warned that the social media platform Twitter must comply... View more
Trumpeted reform of court expert appointment process stalled since 2013
Almost a decade after government announced it would undertake a “holistic reform”... View more
74 local artists come together to raise funds for Ukrainian refugees
Seventy-four artists have come together to raise funds for Ukrainian refugees by... View more
The grey list is getting greyer
Malta is a world leader in setting standards for others to follow.... View more
Sea rescue group claims Frontex complicit in violating human rights in Malta search and rescue zone operation
Frontex, the border agency of the European Union, is being sued for... View more
‘Daphne’s law’ – historic anti-SLAPP bill close to becoming reality
The EU Commission has officially presented its historic anti-SLAPP directive and recommendation... View more
Getting it right
The Curia has taken exception to our report on the internal disagreement... View more
All eyes on UK Home Secretary Priti Patel on Assange extradition request
Twelve press freedom organisations have urgently appealed to the UK’s Home Secretary... View more
Government pressured to oust Serracino Inglott from Medicines Authority on claims of extreme nepotism
The pharmaceutical industry, mainly importers of pharmaceutical products and medical devices, is... View more
Media shapes ideas, even dangerous ones
What people consume as news will shape the slant of public debate.... View more
Local corporate services firm dumps Russian superyacht firm linked with former KGB agent
Local legal firm GVZH Advocates, which previously provided corporate services to the... View more
Yorgen Fenech indictment ‘result of painful battle, no guarantee of justice’ – Council of Europe report
Persistent delays and administrative obstacles to the judicial process in the ongoing... View more
Back in business
They’re back in business. It took only a few weeks after Labour’s... View more
Police investigate fresh claims of corruption at Identity Malta
The economic crimes unit of the Malta police force is investigating new... View more
The Valletta Green(washing) Festival and other fairy tales
As humanity faces the ever-present threat of climate change and countries across... View more
Homelessness in Malta on the rise, reiterates YMCA Malta Head
The number of people who are homeless in Malta is on the... View more
Deferred: Planning Authority postpones hearing on Joseph Portelli’s ODZ swimming pool in Xaghra
The Planning Authority has deferred a board hearing which was meant to... View more
Rosianne Cutajar should have ‘acted with greater care’ – PACE committee chairman concludes
Newly re-elected MP Rosianne Cutajar should have acted with greater care to... View more
EU warns Twitter to take more action against illegal content as new rules take effect
EU officials have warned that the social media platform Twitter must comply... View more
Trumpeted reform of court expert appointment process stalled since 2013
Almost a decade after government announced it would undertake a “holistic reform”... View more
74 local artists come together to raise funds for Ukrainian refugees
Seventy-four artists have come together to raise funds for Ukrainian refugees by... View more
The grey list is getting greyer
Malta is a world leader in setting standards for others to follow.... View more
Sea rescue group claims Frontex complicit in violating human rights in Malta search and rescue zone operation
Frontex, the border agency of the European Union, is being sued for... View more
‘Daphne’s law’ – historic anti-SLAPP bill close to becoming reality
The EU Commission has officially presented its historic anti-SLAPP directive and recommendation... View more
Getting it right
The Curia has taken exception to our report on the internal disagreement... View more
All eyes on UK Home Secretary Priti Patel on Assange extradition request
Twelve press freedom organisations have urgently appealed to the UK’s Home Secretary... View more
Government pressured to oust Serracino Inglott from Medicines Authority on claims of extreme nepotism
The pharmaceutical industry, mainly importers of pharmaceutical products and medical devices, is... View more