Drugs Seized Near Detox Centre: A Blow to Malta’s Fight Against Substance Abuse Picture this: A quiet, tree-lined street in Msida, just a stone’s throw from the bustling University of Malta and the serene Msida Creek. It’s a neighbourhood where students, families, and seniors coexist, and where the local detox centre, Il-Hagar, stands as a…
A man was found in possession of cannabis in Paola’s Il-Gżira tal-Madonna, sparking conversation about drug activity and Malta’s drug laws.
The Vittoriosa Band pays tribute to its former directors with a unique musico-literary event in Vittoriosa, celebrating Malta’s rich musical heritage
Discover the unique collection of personalized stamps depicting Gozo’s chapels and small churches, a labor of love by local stamp collector Joe Camilleri.
A man was found in possession of cannabis in Paola’s Garden of Eden, highlighting the ongoing issue of drug-related activities in Malta’s public spaces.
The Vittoriosa Band hosts a musico-literary evening dedicated to their former directors, blending music, literature, and local history in a unique event in
Unveiling Gozo’s Spiritual Legacy: Chapels Stamped on Personalised Postage Picture this: a quiet morning in the heart of Gozo, the sun casting a golden glow over the ancient stone walls of a tiny chapel. You’re not just admiring the scene; you’re holding it in your hand, transformed into a postage stamp. This isn’t a dream,…
Malta navigates EU calls for energy cuts amid complex geopolitical ties with Iran, exploring local energy efficiency measures and alternative sources
Discover Gozo’s hidden chapels through personalised stamps, each with its unique story and craftsmanship. A spiritual journey through Malta’s sister island
Malta refrains from endorsing EU energy use cuts, navigating a delicate path between EU pressure and its own energy needs amid Iran war tensions
UN Secretary-General’s warning on Israeli strikes in Lebanon sparks concern in Malta, with local diplomats and residents hoping for de-escalation in the Mi
Traffic Snarls, Smiles, and Surprises: A Morning in Malta’s Capital It’s 8:30 AM on April 9, 2026, and Republic Street in Valletta is buzzing like a beehive. The usual morning rush is amplified today, not just by the hum of scooters and cars, but by an undercurrent of anticipation. Word has it that something big…
