US Trafficking in Persons Report 2018: modern slavery in Malta
The government did not make efforts to reduce the demand for commercial... View more
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NAO slams ‘unacceptable structural condition’ of Mount Carmel Hospital
An audit carried out by the National Audit Office (NAO) has found... View more
13 Council of Europe members expelled in Azerbaijani bribery scandal
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe expelled 13 members for... View more
Welcome to Malta, where saving lives is a crime, but fuel smuggling isn’t
The captain of the MV Lifeline was taken to court on Monday... View more
BirdLife calls on government to curb pollution caused by cruise liners
A BirdLife Malta study confirmed that the lucrative cruise liner industry is... View more
218 migrants die at sea in 48 hours, EU says no to repatriations to Libya
While Malta and Italy have closed their harbours to rescue vessels and... View more
430 residents write to Prime Minister to reconsider Central Link project
Attard residents have written a letter to Prime Minister Joseph Muscat asking... View more
PEN International calls for action against ‘public officials’ who threaten freedom of speech
PEN International called on the Maltese authorities to sanction “senior public officials”... View more
Lifeline not registered with Dutch authorities, police tell court
The MV Lifeline is not registered with the Dutch authorities but with... View more
NGOs are doing what the EU is unwilling to do
We live in an upside down world. Take Malta, where trees make... View more
NGO denounces ‘inhuman policies’ of Malta and Italy
A humanitarian boat carrying 59 people rescued off the Libyan coast has... View more
Massage parlours: A happy ending?
Home affairs minister Michael Farrugia told Parliament on 26 June that no... View more
Malta’s sex slaves – hiding in plain sight
A total of 196 massage parlours were licensed in Malta by the... View more
Your guide to dismantling a democracy
It is becoming increasingly evident for those of us who do not... View more
Déjà vu: EU leaders agree to share migration responsibilities, voluntarily
EU leaders agreed on opening “voluntary controlled centres” in various countries to... View more
47 journalists killed in 2018
Forty-seven journalists, media workers and citizen journalists were killed in the first... View more
Italy reportedly blocks EU statement on migration
European Union leaders failed to agree on a common position on migration... View more
‘There is no migration crisis, there is a political crisis’ – EUCO
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat did not stop to explain Malta’s position on... View more
US Trafficking in Persons Report 2018: modern slavery in Malta
The government did not make efforts to reduce the demand for commercial... View more
NAO slams ‘unacceptable structural condition’ of Mount Carmel Hospital
An audit carried out by the National Audit Office (NAO) has found... View more
13 Council of Europe members expelled in Azerbaijani bribery scandal
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe expelled 13 members for... View more
Welcome to Malta, where saving lives is a crime, but fuel smuggling isn’t
The captain of the MV Lifeline was taken to court on Monday... View more
BirdLife calls on government to curb pollution caused by cruise liners
A BirdLife Malta study confirmed that the lucrative cruise liner industry is... View more
218 migrants die at sea in 48 hours, EU says no to repatriations to Libya
While Malta and Italy have closed their harbours to rescue vessels and... View more
430 residents write to Prime Minister to reconsider Central Link project
Attard residents have written a letter to Prime Minister Joseph Muscat asking... View more
PEN International calls for action against ‘public officials’ who threaten freedom of speech
PEN International called on the Maltese authorities to sanction “senior public officials”... View more
Lifeline not registered with Dutch authorities, police tell court
The MV Lifeline is not registered with the Dutch authorities but with... View more
NGOs are doing what the EU is unwilling to do
We live in an upside down world. Take Malta, where trees make... View more