Malta’s Political Finance: Who’s Calling the Shots?
Daphne Foundation pushes for transparency in political financing, revealing the mystery behind Malta’s political cash. Find out who’s bankrolling our polit
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Malta Reacts: What We Know About US Press Gala Shooting Suspect
Malta reacts to the US press gala shooting. What do we know about the suspect, Aaron Alexis, and how does this event resonate with Malta’s own press freedo
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Fenech Linked to 17 Black in 2018: Court Hears
A 2018 intelligence report linked Yorgen Fenech to 17 Black, a court heard today, adding a new twist to the ongoing investigation into the murder of journa
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Fenech’s 17 Black Link Unveiled in 2018: Court Hears
In 2018, intelligence flagged Yorgen Fenech’s connection to 17 Black, a company later linked to the Maltese power station deal and the murder of journalist
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Ex-MFSA Inspector Convicted for Mafia-Style Threats
A former economic crimes inspector in Malta is found guilty of making Mafia-style threats, raising concerns about the island’s anti-corruption efforts
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NGOs: Malta, Act Now on Media Reforms
International NGOs urge Malta government to prioritize media reforms, citing concerns over press freedom and independence. Locals weigh in on needed change
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NGOs Urge Malta: Media Reforms Now
International NGOs push for urgent media reforms in Malta, citing concerns over state interference and journalist safety. Locals weigh in on the importance
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Delia’s ‘Threat’ Claim Shakes Malta’s Political Scene
PN leader Adrian Delia alleges he was threatened by the partner of Malta’s new ambassador to Italy, Gianluca Colella, sparking a political storm and raisin
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Malta’s Mask of Silence: Time to Speak Out
Exploring Malta’s culture of silence, from corruption to mental health, and the need to speak out and demand change
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Malta & Serbia: Standing United for Press Freedom
Malta and Serbia unite in defending press freedom as Serbian TV editor Veran Matić is removed, echoing concerns in Malta following Daphne Caruana Galizia’s
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Malta Stands with Serbia: Press Freedom Under Siege
Malta’s media outlets condemn the removal of B92’s editor, Veran Matić, in a move seen as a blow to press freedom. Locals draw parallels with their own str
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Silenced in Belgrade: A Chilling Echo in Malta’s Media Landscape
Malta and Serbia share more than just the Mediterranean sun. Both face press freedom challenges, and both have lessons to learn from each other. Here’s why
