Malta’s Fall from Grace: Ideals to Favours
Malta’s transformation from a beacon of peace to a hub of corruption and favouritism under the Labour Party’s rule
Malta’s transformation from a beacon of peace to a hub of corruption and favouritism under the Labour Party’s rule
Malta’s Joseph Muscat makes waves by spending campaign funds on a public defibrillator instead of traditional flyers, sparking a conversation about communi
A group of Msida residents have launched a legal challenge against the proposed Msida pedestrian bridge, citing environmental and property concerns. The br
Malta reflects on its mining past and the global issue of mining safety following the deadly coal mine explosion in China
After months of careful restoration, Triq il-Gudja, Malta’s oldest road, reopens to the public. Discover the history and transformation of this ancient art
Heavy vehicles have turned Xewkija’s park-and-ride into a makeshift depot, causing concern among residents. The Ministry of Transport assures them it’s tem
A Maltese woman leaves her two young children by the roadside in Portugal, sparking outrage and concern back home. The community reacts as the mother faces
Malta’s early voters turn out in record numbers, with over 59% casting their ballots before election day. Find out why and what’s next for Sunday’s vote.
AD proposes ambitious 2030 renewable energy target for Malta, aiming to harness the power of sun and sea to meet energy needs and reduce emissions.
Pembroke residents express outrage over a land deal between PL and PN that could see their green spaces paved over for a football complex.
Żurrieq council plans a €6 million community hub, set to transform the village square into a vibrant, functional space that respects the area’s heritage wh
As Iran and the US signal convergence in views, Malta watches with cautious optimism, hoping for peace and new opportunities.