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Kurt Sansone is Executive Editor of MaltaToday. He was formerly deputy editor of MaltaToday on Sunday and later editor of Illum, before joining The Times of Malta. He was awarded best new feature in the 2012 IGM awards, and best commentary journalism in 2025.

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PN asks Auditor General to probe American University of Malta’s land swap agreements

National

PN MPs request audit investigation of land transfer agreements between government and Sadeen, operators of AUM

PN wants anti-money laundering law changes to go further in bid to strengthen transparency

National

The Nationalist Party agrees with changes being proposed by government to anti-money laundering legislation but wants more transparency in FIAU board appointments

Activists denounce Malta’s ‘murderous policy’ on migrant crossings in the Mediterranean

National 5 February 2023, 5:14pm

Kurt Sansone

PN asks Auditor General to probe American University of Malta’s land swap agreements

PN wants anti-money laundering law changes to go further in bid to strengthen transparency

Activists denounce Malta’s ‘murderous policy’ on migrant crossings in the Mediterranean

Abela warns supporters against complacency: ‘Don’t let anyone tell you parties are the same’

Grech urges supporters to spread message in face of Abela’s ‘media capture’

Armed robbery at Sliema jewellery shop foiled by quick-minded attendant

Labour reverses downward trend as non-voters exceed PN in first MaltaToday survey for 2023

Freeport, Fortina among land concession resolutions to be tabled by Lands Minister

No financial crimes committed in problematic cases flagged by FIAU, APS Bank CEO says

European Parliament lifts immunity of two MEPs over Qatargate corruption scandal

Rights commissioner warns against segregation of students with a disability

Malta’s freedom of information law discriminates against EU citizens, Appeals Court rules

PN wants Abela to apologise for comments on the judiciary

Foreign workers paid €200 million in social security contributions