Malta Today follows talks held this week between the Foreign Affairs Minister and his Russian counterpart in Moscow. The paper says the case of fuel smuggling was raised after Malta tried to impose UN sanctions on suspect Darren Debono which Russia blocked.
Malta Today reports on a complaint brought before the Commission for the Administration of Justice by BirdLife Malta against a magistrate for expressing his opinion in a judgement, a potential breach of ethics. The paper argues the Commission decisions should be published.
Via CiConsulta BeInformed Media Monitoring Service
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