Malta’s Economic Growth: ‘Best in Class’ EU Forecast
Malta’s economy is predicted to grow by 6.2% this year, outpacing the EU average. Prime Minister Robert Abela hails Malta’s performance as ‘best in class’.
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Delia Challenges Gov’t Spending
Opposition Leader Bernard Grech challenges Finance Minister Clyde Caruana over government spending, with €1.2 billion more spent than planned in the first
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Five talking points from Abela and Borg’s Xtra debate
Malta’s political scene was abuzz last night as Prime Minister Robert Abela and Opposition Leader Bernard Grech faced off in the first of three televised debates leading up to the general election. The Xtra Debate, held at the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta, saw the two leaders clash on a range of issues, from the…
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DJ Lisa Back on Decks After Assault Case Dropped
DJ Lisa, accused of assaulting a woman at a Paceville club, is back spinning tunes after the case against her was dropped. The local music scene reflects o
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PN Veto Threat: Malta’s Gaming Industry at Crossroads
Malta’s Nationalist Party vows to veto EU online gaming tax, putting the country’s thriving industry at the heart of a political storm
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Malta Tops EU Economic Growth Forecasts Until 2027
Malta predicted to lead EU economic growth until 2027, according to EU report. What does this mean for Malta’s future?
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The martial math
Maths in the Ring: Unveiling Malta’s Growing MMA Scene Imagine this: a packed sports hall in Msida, the air thick with anticipation. Two fighters, clad in gloves and shorts, circle each other in the cage. The referee gives the signal, and they clash. This isn’t a scene from a Hollywood blockbuster, but a typical night…
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Malta: UN Climate Resolution Boosts Local Action
Malta welcomes UN resolution affirming states’ obligations on climate change, boosting local climate action and ambition in the Mediterranean
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Air France 447: Justice Finally Served
After a decade-long legal battle, Air France and Airbus found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 crash that claimed 228 lives, including three
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Malta’s Mobility Revolution: Shared Rides Today, Driverless Taxis by 2040
Discover how local startup Momentum is transforming Malta’s transport system with ride-sharing today and driverless taxis by 2040.
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Caruana’s Manifesto Silence: How Much Will Labour’s Promises Cost?
Labour leader Clyde Caruana is tight-lipped about the overall cost of his party’s manifesto pledges, leaving voters in the dark about the fiscal implicatio
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Sliema Crash: How Did Driver Hold Licence Without Residence Permit?
A Maltese driving licence was issued to a man without a residence permit, raising questions about the licence issuance system after a Sliema crash.
