Malta among 17 tax havens worldwide used by big banks to book €20 billion in profits every year
Malta is one of 17 countries in the world offering a tax... View more
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GWU lands €109 million jobless scheme deal despite cheaper rival bid
A company owned by the General Workers Union and other closely related... View more
The unexpected return of the NIMBY voter
Beyond the world of polls and surveys where Labour remains entrenched in... View more
What next, SLAPPing MPs?
Let’s start from the first principles: the SLAPP suit served on Jason... View more
The controlled explosion
Nothing shows how much has changed in the relationship between Robert Abela... View more
No free passes, George Vella
We’ve been treated often enough to the sight of spineless, opportunistic PL... View more
24 financial services companies surrender licences since greylisting
Twenty-four financial services companies have voluntarily handed back their licences to operate... View more
ECHR finds Russia failed to investigate assassination of journalist Natalia Estemirova
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Russian authorities failed... View more
Facts don’t matter
“One News was incorrect and not faithful to the truth”. This was... View more
Government bought 36 vehicles for €2 million over two years from just one supplier
Motors Inc Ltd was awarded five contracts for the provision of at... View more
Family Minister appointed canvasser and disgraced Lands Authority official Matthew Zammit as director at state agency
A disgraced Lands Authority official, forced to resign last month after being... View more
Malta enabled a money laundering machine
The failings of due diligence in every possible sphere at Pilatus Bank... View more
Financial authorities’ handling of Pilatus Bank leads to international dispute
The infamous Pilatus Bank has received renewed scrutiny throughout this week as... View more
Disinformation Watch: Calling things by their proper name
The Shift has dedicated much space to the plethora of disinformation techniques... View more
Public finances floundering in danger zone as debt soars €2.2 billion in 18 months
Malta’s public debt ballooned by as much as €2.1 billion in the... View more
Pilatus Bank: too little, too late
The FIAU has fined shuttered money-launderette Pilatus Bank €4.9 million. The penalty... View more
Hydrologist sounds alarm bells over Malta’s fragile water supply, cites ‘phenomenal’ increase in water demand
Malta’s dwindling capacity to retain groundwater and “phenomenal” increases in water demand... View more
Fearne’s ministry splashed out €60 million on direct orders in first half of this year
Deputy prime minister Chris Fearne’s health ministry has spent €60 million in... View more
Malta among 17 tax havens worldwide used by big banks to book €20 billion in profits every year
Malta is one of 17 countries in the world offering a tax... View more
GWU lands €109 million jobless scheme deal despite cheaper rival bid
A company owned by the General Workers Union and other closely related... View more
The unexpected return of the NIMBY voter
Beyond the world of polls and surveys where Labour remains entrenched in... View more
What next, SLAPPing MPs?
Let’s start from the first principles: the SLAPP suit served on Jason... View more
The controlled explosion
Nothing shows how much has changed in the relationship between Robert Abela... View more
No free passes, George Vella
We’ve been treated often enough to the sight of spineless, opportunistic PL... View more
24 financial services companies surrender licences since greylisting
Twenty-four financial services companies have voluntarily handed back their licences to operate... View more
ECHR finds Russia failed to investigate assassination of journalist Natalia Estemirova
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Russian authorities failed... View more
Facts don’t matter
“One News was incorrect and not faithful to the truth”. This was... View more
Government bought 36 vehicles for €2 million over two years from just one supplier
Motors Inc Ltd was awarded five contracts for the provision of at... View more