Air Malta’s ‘new’ consultants facing Alitalia bankruptcy charges in Rome
The owners of Knighthood Global Ltd – the Abu Dhabi-based consultancy firm... View more
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Government agency ignoring rampant abuse at Gozo SME park
Instead of taking action over the misuse of public land by developer... View more
Malta struggles with expat cyber security, cost of living, personal rights despite digital nomad push
In recent years, the Maltese government has tried to position the country... View more
European Parliament reiterates its position on the lack of protection of journalists in Malta
European Parliament members have once again called on the Maltese authorities to... View more
700 open, unenforced illegal development cases pile up at Planning Authority
The Planning Authority has yet to complete enforcement action on almost 700... View more
Government employee, cannabis club licensee deletes Facebook page after possible rules breach
One of Malta’s first provisionally licensed ‘cannabis clubs’, headed by a government... View more
Majority of 52,000 non-EU workers in Malta on minimum wage, under tax threshold
Some 20,000 non-EU workers, mainly from Asia, Africa and other developing regions,... View more
UNESCO ‘not concerned’ about ongoing Co-Cathedral works – Vella Gauci
Malta’s Ambassador to UNESCO, Gozitan Monsignor Joe Vella Gauci, said the international... View more
Opinion: Who will love our children?
It is with a heavy heart that I take to the keyboard... View more
Future of EU funding for Melita gas pipeline in question, despite government claims
Despite claims from the government that plans for a gas pipeline between... View more
Investigation into Greek migrant vessel tragedy scoops Daphne Caruana Galizia journalism prize
A consortium of British, Greek and German media outlets won the Daphne... View more
Enemalta chairman inadvertently fact checks Joseph Muscat and Finance Minister at parliamentary committee
Previous testimony by disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat and responses to... View more
Malta Chamber calls for tax-exempt subsidies, warns against ‘suicidal’ wage hikes
The Malta Chamber of Commerce asked the government to reconsider its strategy... View more
PBS blocks transparency on public funds again, citing ‘commercial sensitivity’
The Executive Chairman of Malta’s Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) refuses to publish... View more
‘Daphne was right; it’s not an empty slogan’ – vigil marks six years since Caruana Galizia’s assassination
“Daphne was right; it’s not an empty slogan,” said Repubblika Vice President... View more
Opinion: The scene is set for another assassination
On 16 October 2017, around 16:15, I was lying on my bed... View more
Press freedom organisations call on government to protect the press in Malta
On the sixth anniversary of the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia,... View more
Opposition launches motion for media reform parliamentary committee
On the sixth anniversary of the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia, the... View more
Air Malta’s ‘new’ consultants facing Alitalia bankruptcy charges in Rome
The owners of Knighthood Global Ltd – the Abu Dhabi-based consultancy firm... View more
Government agency ignoring rampant abuse at Gozo SME park
Instead of taking action over the misuse of public land by developer... View more
Malta struggles with expat cyber security, cost of living, personal rights despite digital nomad push
In recent years, the Maltese government has tried to position the country... View more
European Parliament reiterates its position on the lack of protection of journalists in Malta
European Parliament members have once again called on the Maltese authorities to... View more
700 open, unenforced illegal development cases pile up at Planning Authority
The Planning Authority has yet to complete enforcement action on almost 700... View more
Government employee, cannabis club licensee deletes Facebook page after possible rules breach
One of Malta’s first provisionally licensed ‘cannabis clubs’, headed by a government... View more
Majority of 52,000 non-EU workers in Malta on minimum wage, under tax threshold
Some 20,000 non-EU workers, mainly from Asia, Africa and other developing regions,... View more
UNESCO ‘not concerned’ about ongoing Co-Cathedral works – Vella Gauci
Malta’s Ambassador to UNESCO, Gozitan Monsignor Joe Vella Gauci, said the international... View more
Opinion: Who will love our children?
It is with a heavy heart that I take to the keyboard... View more
Future of EU funding for Melita gas pipeline in question, despite government claims
Despite claims from the government that plans for a gas pipeline between... View more