
The Education Ministry’s decision not to publish the full findings of an administrative inquiry into financial controls at the Malta College of Arts Science and Technology has reignited long standing concerns about transparency accountability and governance within public institutions. Despite repeated requests from journalists and clear statements from the inquiry board itself that the detailed findings form an integral part of the report the ministry has limited public disclosure to a brief press release....
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March 7, 2025
UK Gambling Commission Seeks Feedback on Deposit Limits
The UK Gambling Commission has launched a new consultation aimed at refining the way deposit limits are defined and communicated in the Remote Gambling and Software Technical Standards (RTS). This...

















