An ethics investigation into the Maltese Prime Minister’s undisclosed property purchase has been halted due to statutory time constraints, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in government affairs. The probe was set to examine Prime Minister Robert Abela’s financial declarations after reports indicated that a property acquisition in Xewkija, Gozo, was not included in his official asset statements. This revelation has fueled debates about the effectiveness of regulatory mechanisms designed to ensure political accountability in Malta....

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