The ruin of dishonesty
“We didn’t deserve it”. “Only three countries wanted us greylisted”. “They want... View more
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Gaffarenas continue to operate illegal petrol station four years after unique temporary permit expires
The Planning Authority (PA) and the government have still not taken any... View more
No fiscal receipts from infrastructure minister’s family restaurant
Receipts obtained by The Shift confirmed that Barbajean, the restaurant jointly owned... View more
How positivity ebbs
The ever positive former prime minister Joseph Muscat is at it again ... View more
UK case shows need for investigation into ‘Azerbaijani Laundromat’ payments to 17 Black
New information suggests that payments transferred to 17 Black’s account at Noor... View more
The Malta horror show, starring Nuxellina and friends
Standards Commissioner George Hyzler’s shocking report into MP Rosianne Cutajar’s behaviour exposes... View more
Repubblika calls on Labour administration to ‘publish all government contracts since 2013’
Civil society NGO Repubblika spared no criticism for Prime Minister Robert Abela... View more
Ian Castaldi Paris says he was ‘threatened twice’ by unspecified parties in Cutajar investigation
Labour MP and notary Ian Castaldi Paris claimed in evidence to the... View more
Cutajar couldn’t refund property commission because she’d ‘already spent her share’
Damning testimony from Rosianne Cutajar’s associate, the ‘sensar’ Charles Farrugia, to Standards... View more
Our measure of justice
Justice should be an important virtue in any society. To paraphrase the... View more
Labour weakened our clout
Have you heard of the man who looked forward to falling ill,... View more
Moves by unnamed Maltese investors to acquire ownership of Sicilian football club
A group of anonymous Maltese investors, who last week reportedly forked out... View more
Bitmac plant in Iklin: How lax law enforcement turned ODZ land into an industrial site
An investigation on a site in Iklin flagged by our readers for... View more
€100 million awarded in ‘emergency’ tenders in three years; Gozo Ministry leads list of issuers
Over the past three years, the government has awarded tenders collectively worth... View more
#FreeAssange: embattled Wikileaks founder turns 50 while still detained in a UK prison
Wikileaks founder and journalist Julian Assange, who first became known around the... View more
Justice is not revenge
The horror of Miriam Pace’s killing at the hands of a group... View more
Malta Enterprise gives permanent job to former PL spokesman, and then sends him off on leave
Former Labour Party spokesman Nigel Vella has been given a permanent job... View more
MFSA annual report suggests panic ahead of impending Moneyval audit
The MFSA underwent a frantic year in 2020 attempting to get its... View more
The ruin of dishonesty
“We didn’t deserve it”. “Only three countries wanted us greylisted”. “They want... View more
Gaffarenas continue to operate illegal petrol station four years after unique temporary permit expires
The Planning Authority (PA) and the government have still not taken any... View more
No fiscal receipts from infrastructure minister’s family restaurant
Receipts obtained by The Shift confirmed that Barbajean, the restaurant jointly owned... View more
How positivity ebbs
The ever positive former prime minister Joseph Muscat is at it again ... View more
UK case shows need for investigation into ‘Azerbaijani Laundromat’ payments to 17 Black
New information suggests that payments transferred to 17 Black’s account at Noor... View more
The Malta horror show, starring Nuxellina and friends
Standards Commissioner George Hyzler’s shocking report into MP Rosianne Cutajar’s behaviour exposes... View more
Repubblika calls on Labour administration to ‘publish all government contracts since 2013’
Civil society NGO Repubblika spared no criticism for Prime Minister Robert Abela... View more
Ian Castaldi Paris says he was ‘threatened twice’ by unspecified parties in Cutajar investigation
Labour MP and notary Ian Castaldi Paris claimed in evidence to the... View more
Cutajar couldn’t refund property commission because she’d ‘already spent her share’
Damning testimony from Rosianne Cutajar’s associate, the ‘sensar’ Charles Farrugia, to Standards... View more
Our measure of justice
Justice should be an important virtue in any society. To paraphrase the... View more