Another perspective on the wider Malta/Galizia story that serves as a stark warning to the EU & the U.K. illustrating just how fast a political group can corrupt a European country & that weak institutions can offer no protection against such corrupt power dw.com/en/opinion-mal…
It also shows that such processes can happen almost undetected, the significance the rule of law and the separation of powers has in the European project.
They aren’t added extras. They are essential for the running of a stable democracy.
They aren’t added extras. They are essential for the running of a stable democracy.
Whilst Chief of Staff Schrembi £ Tourism Minister Mizzi have already resigned, Prime Minister Muscat announced his resignation but for a future date.
Meanwhile he has installed Nadine Nia, the daughter in law of his long time lawyer, as the magistrate in a Galizia related case.
Meanwhile he has installed Nadine Nia, the daughter in law of his long time lawyer, as the magistrate in a Galizia related case.
A bit more on that story here and how a Petition to the EU means that referrals to the CJEU are being made in relation to the failure to secure independence of the judiciary
