Opinion: Taxpayer funding of the Labour Party’s campaigns
In July 2023, Nationalist Party MP Julie Zahra asked Tourism Minister Clayton... View more
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Company linked to PM positioned to win Enemalta’s ‘temporary’ power plant
United Equipment Company Ltd (UNEC) – a branch of Bonnici Group –... View more
Disinformation Watch: Framing the Sofia public inquiry narrative
Following the publication of the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry last week,... View more
Opinion: Contingency Plans
On Tuesday, there was a brief worldwide outage of Facebook, Instagram and... View more
Four storey Għajnsielem flats, shops approved despite case officer refusal
The Planning Authority has approved a permit to construct a large five-storey... View more
No Infrastructure Malta employees declare conflict of interest, receiving gifts
Out of the 104 employees currently stationed at the government’s roads agency... View more
Grech’s film festival costs exceed more than two years of local industry funding
Johann Grech’s extravagant film festival last summer, supposedly to celebrate local film... View more
Graffitti calls on Xemxija residents to oppose second ‘monstrous’ development
A recent proposal for a 13-storey tower in Xemxija has prompted NGO... View more
Report: SLAPPs, spyware, media bashing threatens Europe’s journalists, EU must do more
Vexatious lawsuits are a significant concern and impediment for European journalists, along... View more
Sacked minister set to become ambassador but retains parliament seat
Sacked Transport Minister Aaron Farrugia is set to be given a token... View more
Portelli sold off Dingli apartments months before Planning Authority application
A newly proposed five-storey apartment block in Dingli was already being sold... View more
Ombudsman launches investigation into abuse of horse stable construction permits
The Ombudsman’s office has launched an investigation into the Planning Authority’s approval... View more
‘Embarrassment to science’: Birdlife submits findings on trapping ahead of EU court case
Environmental NGO Birdlife Malta has submitted a report to the European Court... View more
Prime minister’s brother-in-law receives direct order for unspecified legal services
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s brother-in-law, Albert Zerafa, has been handed a direct... View more
Our commitment to transparency: financial statement for 2022
We retain our commitment to transparency as a community-funded model that answers... View more
Lands Authority tender to legalise public land takeover after false declarations
The Lands Authority allowed a block of flats to be built on... View more
Johann Grech ma juri l-ebda fattura għall-€4 miljun minfuqa fuq il-festival tal-films
Read in English. Il-Kummissarju Malti tal-Films Johann Grech nefaq €4 miljun f’Lulju... View more
Eks ministri veterani jirċievu l-eluf tal-ewro kull sena bħala ‘mibgħuta speċjali’ tal-PM
Read in English. Il-Prim Ministru Robert Abela qed iħallas għexieren tal-eluf tal-ewro... View more
Opinion: Taxpayer funding of the Labour Party’s campaigns
In July 2023, Nationalist Party MP Julie Zahra asked Tourism Minister Clayton... View more
Company linked to PM positioned to win Enemalta’s ‘temporary’ power plant
United Equipment Company Ltd (UNEC) – a branch of Bonnici Group –... View more
Disinformation Watch: Framing the Sofia public inquiry narrative
Following the publication of the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry last week,... View more
Opinion: Contingency Plans
On Tuesday, there was a brief worldwide outage of Facebook, Instagram and... View more
Four storey Għajnsielem flats, shops approved despite case officer refusal
The Planning Authority has approved a permit to construct a large five-storey... View more
No Infrastructure Malta employees declare conflict of interest, receiving gifts
Out of the 104 employees currently stationed at the government’s roads agency... View more
Grech’s film festival costs exceed more than two years of local industry funding
Johann Grech’s extravagant film festival last summer, supposedly to celebrate local film... View more
Graffitti calls on Xemxija residents to oppose second ‘monstrous’ development
A recent proposal for a 13-storey tower in Xemxija has prompted NGO... View more
Report: SLAPPs, spyware, media bashing threatens Europe’s journalists, EU must do more
Vexatious lawsuits are a significant concern and impediment for European journalists, along... View more
Sacked minister set to become ambassador but retains parliament seat
Sacked Transport Minister Aaron Farrugia is set to be given a token... View more