Air France Crash Verdict Echoes in Malta
French court finds Air France and Airbus guilty in 2009 crash, resonating locally in Malta where safety standards are a priority
French court finds Air France and Airbus guilty in 2009 crash, resonating locally in Malta where safety standards are a priority
Discover how local startup Momentum is transforming Malta’s public transport with shared rides now and driverless taxis by 2040. A glimpse into our mobilit
Labour Party’s treasurer Clyde Caruana refuses to reveal the total cost of the party’s manifesto pledges, leaving voters in the dark about the financial im
A 32-year-old foreign national, without a Maltese residence permit, was involved in a crash in Sliema. How did he obtain a Maltese driving licence?
Discover why Gozo’s historical landscape must be protected and how you can help preserve it for future generations.
Malta’s Alex Borg becomes the first national to reach the summit of Mount Everest, inspiring pride and ambition back home.
A 35-year-old man is in critical condition after falling three storeys from a balcony in Gżira, sparking calls for safety measures in high-rise apartments.
Żabbar council buys historic Hompesch Theatre to save it from potential development and revitalise it as a cultural hub
Marsaxlokk Local Council objects to Labour’s manifesto plans for a fish hatchery in the heart of Malta’s fishing capital, sparking a heated debate about th
ADPD calls for stronger councils as Buġibba’s long-running square works enter their second decade, highlighting the need for effective local governance in
A man has been acquitted of attempted murder in the 2019 Marsascala shooting, leaving the community with a mix of reactions and unanswered questions.
Ta’ Qali Farmers’ Market, a Maltese institution, is set to undergo a transformation that promises to make it even more of a food lover’s paradise. Discover