Businessman accused of ordering Ján Kuciak murder
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Joe Gerada drops German brothel cases against Daphne Caruana Galizia
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Facebook could face a $1.6 billion fine over massive data breach
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Brussels to force Malta to improve anti-money laundering efforts
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‘The problem is toxic business leeching off taxpayers’ – Jan Kuciak’s editor
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A personal appeal
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PN files motion to strip Tony Zarb of national award
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Suspect who paid €70,000 for Slovak journalist Ján Kuciak’s murder arrested
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One dog saved, 1,700 lives lost
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Disinformation Watch #20: Joseph Muscat at the UN
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The infinite wisdom of the Attorney General
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50 million Facebook users attacked in huge security breach
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Fish farm slime reappears in St Paul’s Bay after strong winds
The strong winds which hit the Maltese islands over the last few... View more
‘Wake up Europe’, indeed!
The op-ed by European leaders published in some of Europe’s most prominent... View more
Businessman accused of ordering Ján Kuciak murder
Slovak businessman Marian Kočner could be the person who ordered the murder... View more
Joe Gerada drops German brothel cases against Daphne Caruana Galizia
Joe Gerada has dropped libel cases he had filed against slain journalist... View more
Facebook could face a $1.6 billion fine over massive data breach
The Irish Data Protection Commission has opened a formal investigation of Facebook over... View more
The Dictator’s Handbook #4: How to gain power and keep it
Whatever system a political aspiring leader finds himself in, in order to... View more
End of discussion on Egrant? No way
On the recommencement of Parliament following the summer recess, Prime Minister Joseph... View more
Brussels to force Malta to improve anti-money laundering efforts
The European Commission is preparing to issue binding demands on Malta financial... View more
Slovakia is no normal country
Malta and Slovakia don’t have much in common. The two young ‘democracies’... View more
‘The problem is toxic business leeching off taxpayers’ – Jan Kuciak’s editor
The editor of the news portal for which murdered Slovak journalist Ján... View more
A personal appeal
A heartfelt appeal made by Rosa Borg is being published in full... View more
PN files motion to strip Tony Zarb of national award
Opposition Leader Adrian Delia filed a parliamentary motion to revoke the award... View more