Government inaction fuelling human trafficking and modern slavery in Malta
Fake massage parlours operating as thinly-veiled brothels are spreading across Malta since... View more
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The Three Amigos Ride Again
The three Cabinet ministers with special involvement in the Vitals Global Healthcare... View more
The Attorney General’s unappealing intention
In this long read, Jacques René Zammit looks at the pending case... View more
Two years of The Shift: Malta’s only newsroom funded by readers
The Shift is two years old. We want to pause for a... View more
Paul Caruana Galizia shortlisted for British Journalism Award
Paul Caruana Galizia has been shortlisted for New Journalist of the Year... View more
Sant’s rant is a distraction
Alfred Sant is unhappy that the European Court of Justice has a... View more
Consultation on review of rural policy ‘a waste of time’ – Din l-Art Ħelwa
Heritage organisation Din L-Art Ħelwa expressed its “strong objection” to the handling... View more
Government won’t say how much is spent clearing memorial
The government has refused to answer a freedom of information (FOI) request... View more
Second magistrate rules three Ministers should be investigated on hospitals’ deal
Magistrate Doreen Clarke has upheld a request filed by civil society organisation... View more
Malta among four countries topping list for marine litter in the Mediterranean
More than 1.5 million sheets and bottles of plastic, ropes, stones and... View more
A toxic mix of planning and politics
The most unexpected aspect of the controversial permit for the redevelopment of... View more
Golden Victoria Awards highlight struggle for press freedom
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) was awarded the prestigious Golden Victoria award for... View more
UN Chief rejects proposal by 70 organisations for journalists’ safety
The United Nations Secretary General has “no plans” to name a special... View more
Malta getting worse for business, despite government claims
Malta is the most difficult place in the EU to do business,... View more
Cash-for-passport schemes raise issues of ‘conflict and cooperation’
An economic study into citizenship-for-sale schemes within the European Union has called... View more
‘Journalists must come together, not attack each other’ – OSCE forum
The recent phenomenon of journalists attacking journalists, motivated by political pressure, was... View more
‘This is not on’, said the Dodger to the fly
Dodging journalists. Avoiding interviews. Running away from tough questions. Refusing to be... View more
A woman among us
Internationally acclaimed British actress Natascha McElhone stepped into the lead role of... View more
Government inaction fuelling human trafficking and modern slavery in Malta
Fake massage parlours operating as thinly-veiled brothels are spreading across Malta since... View more
The Three Amigos Ride Again
The three Cabinet ministers with special involvement in the Vitals Global Healthcare... View more
The Attorney General’s unappealing intention
In this long read, Jacques René Zammit looks at the pending case... View more
Two years of The Shift: Malta’s only newsroom funded by readers
The Shift is two years old. We want to pause for a... View more
Paul Caruana Galizia shortlisted for British Journalism Award
Paul Caruana Galizia has been shortlisted for New Journalist of the Year... View more
Sant’s rant is a distraction
Alfred Sant is unhappy that the European Court of Justice has a... View more
Consultation on review of rural policy ‘a waste of time’ – Din l-Art Ħelwa
Heritage organisation Din L-Art Ħelwa expressed its “strong objection” to the handling... View more
Government won’t say how much is spent clearing memorial
The government has refused to answer a freedom of information (FOI) request... View more
Second magistrate rules three Ministers should be investigated on hospitals’ deal
Magistrate Doreen Clarke has upheld a request filed by civil society organisation... View more
Malta among four countries topping list for marine litter in the Mediterranean
More than 1.5 million sheets and bottles of plastic, ropes, stones and... View more