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Ponte Ferries rules out catamaran for Gozo fast ferry service
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Populism encourages online trolls to harass female journalists – UNESCO
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Dozens of journalists hacked by spyware company owned by Maltese citizen
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Justice Minister cannot explain his own tax return
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Auditor General finds MFSA in breach of good governance rules
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No bank monitoring orders between 2015 and 2018 – Council of Europe report
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What’s next? Cement shoes?
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An attack on the independence of the judiciary
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EXCLUSIVE: Fast ferry ‘war’ to move from Gozo to Sicily route
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European press freedom organisation reacts to Neville Gafa’s acquittal
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‘Art For Free Press’ exhibition success: Your last chance for one of the few remaining artworks
Update: Please note that some of the artworks listed here have been... View more
Residents voice health concerns as questions surround impact of cruise ship in Cospicua
Since October, some of Cospicua and Senglea’s quaint, narrow, residential streets have... View more
Ponte Ferries rules out catamaran for Gozo fast ferry service
Ponte Ferries, the company to start offering a new Malta-Sicily fast ferry... View more
Populism encourages online trolls to harass female journalists – UNESCO
Anonymous online trolls and political actors are among the main perpetrators of... View more
The wrong of rudeness: Mercieca’s meanness
Simon Mercieca, University history lecturer, publicly accused Matthew Caruana Galizia of playing... View more
Dozens of journalists hacked by spyware company owned by Maltese citizen
Dozens of journalists were allegedly hacked with the help of spyware developed... View more
Zammit Lewis continues to evade clarity on tax declaration
Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis is still unable to clarify the inconsistencies... View more
Too quick to judge
The Opinion of an Advocate General of the European Court of Justice... View more
Keeping up appearances: The season finale
In his deposition before the Daphne Inquiry, former Economy Minister Edward Scicluna... View more
Judges in the dock
It was the Roman satirist Juvenal who asked, Who will guard the... View more