The wanted Maltese professor with Russian ties still ‘missing’
The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, as well as a libel... View more
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Online gaming company Sky Vegas fined €1.5 million
Sky Vegas, an international online gaming conglomerate that uses a Malta-based company... View more
EXCLUSIVE: Labour Party out of line – audited accounts not presented despite election requirements
The Labour Party still has to present its 2020 audited accounts to... View more
Manifestos vs voter concerns: does the PN square up?
In the context of yet another election dominated by the country’s major... View more
Overwhelming majority votes in favour of EU report to abolish ‘golden passport’
A European Parliament vote to ban citizen by investment schemes across EU... View more
‘Free’ Mriehel underpass now costs €5 million, and it’s delayed
A new underpass being constructed as part of the still-unfinished Central Link... View more
Press freedom watchdog flags concern over safety of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s sources
European press freedom watchdog Mapping Media Freedom (MAPMF) has registered yet another... View more
Abela pushing direct orders ‘supremo’ as candidate on Fearne’s district, despite scandal
Labour leader Robert Abela is actively pushing for the election of Chris... View more
Elections in times of war: who will love our children?
In a video doing the rounds of the net, the unwavering voice... View more
The big manifesto crunch: what are parties in opposition proposing?
In the interest of preserving The Shift’s role as an information watchdog,... View more
Pointing to Malta, Justice Commissioner calls for ‘complete abolition’ of golden passports
Malta must not only act to stop Russian and Belarusian citizens from... View more
Stakeholders put forward their election demands
As the 2022 general elections campaign is in full swing, political parties... View more
Gozo Channel to spend some €500,000 to fix and upgrade defective property leased
The State’s Gozo ferry company is planning to spend another €500,000 of... View more
Green light for petrol station expansion on agricultural land in Marsascala
Marsascala is set to lose more agricultural land as Labour Party donors... View more
Patrick Dalli’s exhibition cost taxpayers €50,000
The publicly funded Valletta Cultural Agency (VCA) paid some €50,000 to organise... View more
The moral void – Kevin Cassar
A spokesperson for the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage confirmed that a national... View more
Continuity, only worse – Ranier Fsadni
Apart from the bonanza of gifts and discounts, Labour’s electoral campaign is... View more
New FATF standard places responsibility to mitigate money laundering risks on State
A new standard introduced by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) places... View more
The wanted Maltese professor with Russian ties still ‘missing’
The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, as well as a libel... View more
Online gaming company Sky Vegas fined €1.5 million
Sky Vegas, an international online gaming conglomerate that uses a Malta-based company... View more
EXCLUSIVE: Labour Party out of line – audited accounts not presented despite election requirements
The Labour Party still has to present its 2020 audited accounts to... View more
Manifestos vs voter concerns: does the PN square up?
In the context of yet another election dominated by the country’s major... View more
Overwhelming majority votes in favour of EU report to abolish ‘golden passport’
A European Parliament vote to ban citizen by investment schemes across EU... View more
‘Free’ Mriehel underpass now costs €5 million, and it’s delayed
A new underpass being constructed as part of the still-unfinished Central Link... View more
Press freedom watchdog flags concern over safety of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s sources
European press freedom watchdog Mapping Media Freedom (MAPMF) has registered yet another... View more
Abela pushing direct orders ‘supremo’ as candidate on Fearne’s district, despite scandal
Labour leader Robert Abela is actively pushing for the election of Chris... View more
Elections in times of war: who will love our children?
In a video doing the rounds of the net, the unwavering voice... View more
The big manifesto crunch: what are parties in opposition proposing?
In the interest of preserving The Shift’s role as an information watchdog,... View more