Man Hospitalised After Gżira Balcony Fall
A man in his late 30s is in serious condition after falling three storeys from his Gżira balcony, raising concerns about balcony safety in Malta.
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Żabbar Council Rescues Hompesch Theatre from Development
Żabbar council buys historic Hompesch Theatre to save it from potential development and restore it as a cultural hub for the community
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Marsaxlokk Council vs Labour: Fish Hatchery Row
Marsaxlokk Council objects to Labour’s plans for a fish hatchery, citing environmental and social concerns. The future of the project hangs in the balance.
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Buġibba Square Saga: ADPD Calls for Stronger Councils
ADPD calls for stronger local councils to drive projects like Buġibba’s square redevelopment, as the half-finished construction site enters its seventh yea
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Marsascala Shooting: Man Acquitted of Attempted Murder
A man has been acquitted of attempted murder charges following a 2019 shooting incident in Marsascala. The verdict has left the local community and the vic
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Ta’ Qali’s Market Makeover: A New Era for Malta’s Farmers
Discover how Ta’ Qali, Malta’s iconic farmers’ market, is getting a ‘better organised’ revamp, transforming into a year-round food hub celebrating local pr
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Malta Tops EU Growth Forecast: Abela Hails Island’s Resilience
Malta leads EU growth forecast with 6.6% expected in 2021. Prime Minister Robert Abela hails the island’s resilience and innovation in the face of adversit
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‘Where’s your calculator?’ Delia challenges Finance Minister on government costs
Imagine this: Malta’s Opposition Leader, Bernard Grech, standing in Parliament, eyes scanning the room, and then, with a smirk, he asks, “Where’s your calculator, Minister?” The Finance Minister, Clyde Caruana, looks up, a hint of surprise in his eyes. It was a moment that caught everyone’s attention, and it all started with a simple question…
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Abela vs Borg: 5 Key Talking Points from Xtra Debate
A breakdown of the key issues discussed in the first debate between Malta’s Prime Minister Robert Abela and Opposition Leader Bernard Grech ahead of the 20
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Malta’s Pulse: Letters from May 22, 2026
A glimpse into Malta’s concerns and aspirations through letters to the editor on May 22, 2026, highlighting traffic, heritage, and environmental issues.
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Malta Unveils Solar Plant & Eco-Town: A Green Leap Forward
Malta takes a significant step towards its 2030 carbon neutrality goal with the announcement of a large-scale solar plant and an eco-town project.
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Labour’s Peace of Mind Promise: Can They Deliver?
The Malta Labour Party promises to deliver ‘peace of mind’ to Maltese citizens. But can they make good on that promise? We take a closer look at their plan
