The decision by Standards Commissioner that Ministers have to tell the truth, but MPs do not have to is absolutely baffling.
The commissioner’s report says that MPs lying does not constitute a breach of ethics, since “the obligation of honesty…
As governments across the globe, from Australia to the United Kingdom, grapple with the complexities of regulating social media for minors, Momentum is proud to highlight a significant contribution to the European debate by our General Secretary, Mark Camilleri Gambin.…
Following an application by DB to take over public rock coastline in St George’s Bay in order to dig up a swimming pool and construct a beach deck, Momentum's Matthew Agius has sent the following FOI request to the Lands…
Momentum is expressing its strong opposition to the proposed project in Ħaż-Żabbar and stands in solidarity with the residents, who understandably feel angry and frustrated. This case reflects the realities being experienced in several localities across Malta, where villages are…
Today is International Volunteer Day. This year’s theme, “Every Contribution Matters,” carries special significance as it marks the launch of the International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development, which is a global call to recognise and strengthen the vital role…
Momentum has received the results of a Freedom of Information request regarding the controversial gravel works at Ta’ Qali. The documents, combined with a declaration tabled in Parliament yesterday, paint a worrying picture of excessive spending and regulatory bypassing.
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Momentum Leader Arnold Cassola has submitted a formal letter to the Standards Commissioner regarding a potential ethical breach.
Galdes purchased a penthouse for €140,000 from Portelli.
In the same year, a multi-million euro housing contract was awarded to Portelli.
The…
Despite nearly 400 objections and despite strong concerns about visual impact, shadowing on homes, and increased traffic, the Planning Authority still chose to give the green light to further intensification of this already controversial project. This raises the question of…