Momentum notes with serious concern the news that the European Commission has referred Malta to the Court of Justice of the European Union over its failure to fully transpose the Renewable Energy Directive into national law. According to reports, Malta…

Momentum today published a further three proposals focused on opening up government decision-making, protecting those who report wrongdoing, and ending the use of the courts as a tool of intimidation against journalists and civil society. Full legal immunity for whistleblowers…

Omar Rababbah is contesting the election with the PL. We believe that he has chosen a party that has forgotten its Labour roots and whose leaders are more intent on acting arrogantly and with impunity. However, it is appalling and…

Momentum welcomes the clear and courageous position taken by the Malta Chamber in its recent statement addressing the conduct of the ongoing electoral campaign. At a critical moment ahead of the upcoming general election, the Chamber has rightly highlighted the…

Momentum today published three anti-corruption proposals from its 2026 manifesto, calling for structural reforms that would change how corruption is prosecuted, how political favours are treated under the law, and how magisterial inquiries reach the public. Malta's two main parties…

Momentum stands in full solidarity with Malta’s book publishers following their decision to boycott the upcoming national book conference in protest against what they have described as “existential threats” to the industry. Publishers representing the overwhelming majority of Malta’s book…

Momentum today set out three further proposals as part of its Bidla ta' Vera campaign, covering civil society funding, research and innovation incentives, and national security. Giving taxpayers a say in how their money supports voluntary organisations Malta currently allows…

Momentum is receiving feedback from concerned parents expressing serious concern and disbelief at the decision to proceed with SEC examinations scheduled for the 1st of June, despite the foreseeable large-scale disruptions expected on that day due to celebrations following the…