Experts Urge EU Parliament to Protect Journalists
The situation concerning freedom of media is “alarming” as only a fraction of the world’s population enjoys a free press, an...
The situation concerning freedom of media is “alarming” as only a fraction of the world’s population enjoys a free press, an...
The European Union’s justice commissioner, Vera Jourova, will travel to Malta in the next few weeks to assess the country’s...
An independent investigation found that some current and former members of the Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) may have been...
New findings of the Daphne Project show that contrary to what Maltese Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi told the European...
Maria Efimova, the former bank employee turned whistleblower in a corruption scandal involving the Maltese prime minister...
Portugal’s lax residency requirements attracts all sorts of high-profile investors seeking visa-free travel to the EU. But...
In 2014, Malta’s government introduced a Golden Visa program which has since attracted 1,100 investors and over €850...
Money and Russians are pouring ​into ​the once-quiet seaside town of Sliema. While there’s no denying that it’s been good...
A billionaire businessman with close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin has bought a Cypriot passport through a...
The Bulgarian anti-corruption law saga got a new chapter on Wednesday, when the opposition filed a motion of no-confidence...
The Kenyan government has refused to receive EU election observers in Nairobi to release a report on the democratic...
The Bulgarian President, Rumen Radev, vetoed anti-corruption legislation last week, shortly after the nation assumed the...