Government proposals ‘more concerned with regulating, than enabling media’
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Saviour Balzan given premises at industrial park for 15 years starting at €1 a month
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Where have we heard these before? PM launches election campaign with rehashed electoral pledges
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Health Ministry gives €36 million in direct orders in 6 months, Franciscans clarify their position
Updated to include a statement by the Province of Conventual Franciscans in... View more
Elections in Wonderland
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PL insider vouches for Christian Borg, raising further questions on Labour’s links to crime
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As Suisse Secrets scandal breaks, Labour’s election poster girl trumpets new role at Credit Suisse
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The destruction of memory
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‘A strong democracy needs a strong press’: Tributes to Ján Kuciak mark four years since assassination
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Magistrate Joe Mifsud’s ruling on Cittadella ditch damages thrown out
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Former FTS chair slams Justyne Caruana
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Self-serving parasitism
How can somebody with demonstrably questionable morals and a casual relationship with... View more
Robert Abela promised an Xtra full explanation – but full of what?
On Monday, during two excruciating minutes of dodging questions from journalists, while... View more
PM spends another €300,000 on direct orders to decide on ‘corrupt’ deal with Steward Healthcare
Prime Minister Robert Abela has dished out two new direct orders worth... View more
Court agency breaches law, refuses to give details on court experts
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Army veteran tells his story: AFM ‘from bad to worse’
Anthony Grech is a soft-spoken man whose sense of discipline is immediately... View more
Civil society groups hold protest, demand resignation of attorney general
Protesters gathered in Valletta on Friday evening to demand the resignation of... View more
EXCLUSIVE: Search at minister’s house confirms protected ‘artefact’ in his possession, PM mum
A search has been carried out on Minister Anton Refalo’s property in... View more
Government proposals ‘more concerned with regulating, than enabling media’
The government’s press freedom proposals have “a long way to go,” Article19’s... View more
Saviour Balzan given premises at industrial park for 15 years starting at €1 a month
Business 2 Business Ltd, a company solely owned by Media Today’s Saviour... View more
Where have we heard these before? PM launches election campaign with rehashed electoral pledges
If the first five electoral pledges by the Labour Party sound familiar,... View more
Health Ministry gives €36 million in direct orders in 6 months, Franciscans clarify their position
Updated to include a statement by the Province of Conventual Franciscans in... View more
Elections in Wonderland
We seem to have slipped through the looking glass the moment the... View more
PL insider vouches for Christian Borg, raising further questions on Labour’s links to crime
One man stepped forward in court and vouched for Christian Borg, accused... View more
As Suisse Secrets scandal breaks, Labour’s election poster girl trumpets new role at Credit Suisse
In yet another seismic development in international finance and banking, a leak... View more
The destruction of memory
“Expect now that others, our friends in the opposition, will talk more... View more
‘A strong democracy needs a strong press’: Tributes to Ján Kuciak mark four years since assassination
Political leaders, journalists and press freedom organisations on Monday paid tribute to... View more
Magistrate Joe Mifsud’s ruling on Cittadella ditch damages thrown out
A blunder by Magistrate Joe Mifsud will lead to Gozitan developer Mark... View more