**IĠM Submits Position on Media Reform, Makes Suggestions: A Step Towards a More Transparent and Accountable Media Landscape in Malta** The Institute of Maltese Journalists (IĠM) has recently submitted its position paper on media reform, adding its voice to the ongoing debate on how to improve the media landscape in Malta. This move comes at…
In a recent address that has sent ripples through Malta’s political and media landscape, Opposition Leader David Casa has urged the current government to take decisive action on media reform. His call comes at a time when the Maltese press is grappling with issues of independence, transparency, and the need for a more robust regulatory…
**Title: Malta’s President Champions Media Reform: A Hope for a Transparent Future** Malta’s President, George Vella, has recently voiced his hope that significant media reform will be implemented within his lifetime. This statement resonates deeply within the Maltese community, a society that values transparency, accountability, and the free flow of information. The President’s remarks come…
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel’s on-air blast against “anti-American” pressure on comedians has struck a chord in Malta, where satirists, script-writers and stand-ups are watching Washington’s war on wisecracks and wondering if Valletta could be next. “If the government starts threatening comedians, that’s anti-American,” Kimmel told his ABC audience after the White House floated new “civility…
