How taxpayers paid for Labour’s electoral campaign
114 persons were employed by the Armed Forces in the month leading... View more
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Fortina: 109 apartments proposed on land zoned for tourism
A residential complex comprising 109 apartments rising 15 floors above street level... View more
Italy conference for Mediterranean Women Journalists dedicated to Daphne Caruana Galizia
Hate speech and sexist language targeting women journalists were the focus of... View more
Constitutional Reform: An Iceland in the Mediterranean?
The present government clearly has an electoral mandate to convene a convention... View more
Planning Authority legalises illegal structure in Gozo countryside
The Planning Authority has reversed its decision to demolish an illegal structure... View more
Zero tolerance for violence on women
Maltese women are among the most likely to experience severe violence which... View more
Suspended sergeant still waiting for Public Service Commission inquiry
The police sergeant who had publicly celebrated the assassination of Daphne Caruana... View more
Iconic Balzan townhouse set to be demolished
The charming town of Balzan is set to lose another of its... View more
A weak opposition is bad news for the country
Surveys published in the past months indicate that the PN is at... View more
The majority is not always right
The new Labour administration has been in office for 170 long days... View more
Concrete steps for the development of democracy
Prof Kevin Aquilina, the Dean of the Faculty of Law at the... View more
Dangerous tribalism and fake nationalism
The latest facebook threat by someone who believes that Roberta Metsola deserves... View more
Libel: Time to turn the tables
Journalists have been attacked time and time again in Malta. Not quite... View more
The University I am for
In April of this year, the Ministry for Education and Employment published... View more
PA Chairman’s blueprint for a junky nation
Planning Authority Executive Chairman Johann Buttigieg believes that “as long as foreign... View more
Columnist hits back at The Shift
The Sunday Times columnist Michela Spiteri has demanded a Right of Reply... View more
Ignorance or deception? Minister Ian Borg got it wrong
The dangers of the statement made yesterday by Malta’s Transport Minister Ian... View more
After Daphne’s execution: The rise of civil society
Two consecutive national demonstrations organised by Civil Society Network attended by over... View more
How taxpayers paid for Labour’s electoral campaign
114 persons were employed by the Armed Forces in the month leading... View more
Fortina: 109 apartments proposed on land zoned for tourism
A residential complex comprising 109 apartments rising 15 floors above street level... View more
Italy conference for Mediterranean Women Journalists dedicated to Daphne Caruana Galizia
Hate speech and sexist language targeting women journalists were the focus of... View more
Constitutional Reform: An Iceland in the Mediterranean?
The present government clearly has an electoral mandate to convene a convention... View more
Planning Authority legalises illegal structure in Gozo countryside
The Planning Authority has reversed its decision to demolish an illegal structure... View more
Zero tolerance for violence on women
Maltese women are among the most likely to experience severe violence which... View more
Suspended sergeant still waiting for Public Service Commission inquiry
The police sergeant who had publicly celebrated the assassination of Daphne Caruana... View more
Iconic Balzan townhouse set to be demolished
The charming town of Balzan is set to lose another of its... View more
A weak opposition is bad news for the country
Surveys published in the past months indicate that the PN is at... View more
The majority is not always right
The new Labour administration has been in office for 170 long days... View more