The criminal underbelly
This is a guest post by Antoine P. Borg Over the past... View more
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UPDATED: Jonathan Cardona to promote Moldovan passports for Henley & Partners
Updated on 15 April (11.20) with DOI Right of Reply. Jonathan Cardona,... View more
‘Unite for truth’
Malta is facing a crisis of governance. There has never been a... View more
MEP elections: 10 proposals for press freedom
A European Commissioner responsible for media freedom, independence and pluralism is among... View more
Too many errors of judgment
We’ve heard this line before: as long as nothing manifestly illegal occurred,... View more
Impunity is the name of the game
The closing remarks of the Council of Europe’s Special Rapporteur Pieter Omtzigt... View more
Grieving Caruana Galizia family forced to litigate for launch of public inquiry
The Maltese government is accused of being in breach of the European... View more
The march of the dark brigade
How can journalists fight back against threats and violence? This was the... View more
A darkening horizon
Liberal critics of the current state of Maltese politics spend a lot... View more
Where were you?
This is a guest post by Arnold Cassola. The ‘siege’ by activists... View more
Michelle Muscat in outfit by prison labour scandal designer
Mary Grace Pisani, the close friend of Michelle Muscat who was at... View more
WATCH: When the State whips up a cycle of hate against its critics
Daphne Caruana Galizia had been a target of hate for years before... View more
The great pretenders
The walls are closing in on Malta — but everything will be... View more
Council of Europe calls for robust action against government corruption in Malta
The Council of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) today published... View more
Removal of rescue missions led to increase in clandestine arrivals in Malta
The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime published a report today assessing... View more
Housewives, witches and prostitutes in parliament
Malta’s six members of the European Parliament are perfectly gender balanced, three... View more
International Journalism Festival: Disinformation and censorship in Malta
Disinformation, hate speech, censorship and a host of other challenges facing journalism... View more
First things first: Slovakia’s new President visits shrine for murdered journalist
One of the first things Slovakia’s newly elected Head of State, Zuzana... View more
The criminal underbelly
This is a guest post by Antoine P. Borg Over the past... View more
UPDATED: Jonathan Cardona to promote Moldovan passports for Henley & Partners
Updated on 15 April (11.20) with DOI Right of Reply. Jonathan Cardona,... View more
‘Unite for truth’
Malta is facing a crisis of governance. There has never been a... View more
MEP elections: 10 proposals for press freedom
A European Commissioner responsible for media freedom, independence and pluralism is among... View more
Too many errors of judgment
We’ve heard this line before: as long as nothing manifestly illegal occurred,... View more
Impunity is the name of the game
The closing remarks of the Council of Europe’s Special Rapporteur Pieter Omtzigt... View more
Grieving Caruana Galizia family forced to litigate for launch of public inquiry
The Maltese government is accused of being in breach of the European... View more
The march of the dark brigade
How can journalists fight back against threats and violence? This was the... View more
A darkening horizon
Liberal critics of the current state of Maltese politics spend a lot... View more
Where were you?
This is a guest post by Arnold Cassola. The ‘siege’ by activists... View more