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A step closer to an ‘EU Magnitsky Act’
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Special rapporteur urges AG to take ‘effective action’ on inquiries
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No lesson left unlearnt
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Naxxar local council to join residents opposing ODZ development proposed by one of its councillors
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Opposition calls out Prime Minister’s silence on €40 million to Electrogas
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Respect human rights? It depends…
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Armenian founders of company fined €700,000 acquired Maltese passports
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3,500 tuna held in cages illegally for a year finally released
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Call for ferry services concession suspended again following claims of ‘serious illegalities’
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Louis Grech denies links with Brian Tonna under oath, despite former business ties
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Health Ministry wants apology from journalist or no further replies given
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Your gift to Malta’s richest families
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Former Polidano Group CEO made head of free medicines scheme, no public call
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UK Law firm that ‘harassed’ Daphne Caruana Galizia is under investigation
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Emails show how government choreographed media coverage for arrival of Electrogas tanker
Email exchanges seen by The Shift show how communications aides for the... View more
Ferry service providers at war over latest call for lucrative 15-year concession
The latest government attempt to award an exclusive concession for ferry services... View more
Race against time to please Moneyval
Weeks before a crucial and possible devastating decision which could cost thousands... View more
A step closer to an ‘EU Magnitsky Act’
Individuals who committed crimes against humanity, genocide and torture will be facing... View more
The police rot from the head down
Law enforcement in Malta is unable to prosecute corruption involving high level... View more
Special rapporteur urges AG to take ‘effective action’ on inquiries
Council of Europe Special Rapporteur Pieter Omtzigt has urged the Attorney General... View more
No lesson left unlearnt
I am told that the first September storms visited the island with... View more
Naxxar local council to join residents opposing ODZ development proposed by one of its councillors
The Naxxar Local council will be joining residents in objecting to the... View more
Opposition calls out Prime Minister’s silence on €40 million to Electrogas
The Opposition has called out the silence of the Prime Minister as... View more
Respect human rights? It depends…
Late last month, our justice minister announced the government’s right to suspend... View more