Ta’ Pinu Launches Monthly Prayer Days for Community
Join the monthly prayer and formation day at Ta’ Pinu to enrich your faith and connect with the community.
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HSBC reports €109.0m profit, a 29% drop from 2024
HSBC Malta’s Profit Takes a Hit: A Closer Look On the bustling streets of Valletta, where historic charm meets modern business, HSBC Malta has announced a profit of €109.0 million for the year. This figure represents a staggering 29% drop from the previous year, raising eyebrows and prompting discussions among local financial experts and everyday…
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Government awaiting Opposition reaction to latest nominee for chief justice
A Tense Moment in Maltese Politics On a sunny afternoon in Valletta, political buzz fills the streets as Maltese citizens and officials alike await the Opposition’s response to the government’s latest nominee for the Chief Justice position. This is not just any appointment; it’s a role that carries significant weight in ensuring the integrity of…
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Central Bank expects GDP growth of 3.7% over 2026-2028
As the sun sets over the bustling streets of Valletta, the pulse of economic optimism is palpable. With the Central Bank of Malta projecting a steady GDP growth of 3.7% from 2026 to 2028, the prospects for local businesses and investments are looking brighter than ever. This figure, while optimistic, raises questions about the sectors…
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Travelling to the UK? From today you may need to pay for travel authorisation
New Travel Rules for Malta Residents Heading to the UK For many Maltese travellers, the UK has long been a popular destination, whether for a quick getaway, shopping spree, or cultural exploration. However, starting today, a new requirement is in place that may catch some off guard. If you’re planning a trip to London, Manchester,…
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Malta’s Church and Agency Unite for Victim Support
Church Commission and support agency collaborate on victim care services in Malta, aiming for healing and community involvement.
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Traffic Chaos: Four-Car Collision in Sta Venera
A four-car collision in Sta Venera tunnel causes significant traffic delays. Local businesses and commuters feel the impact.
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Chamber of Advocates urges maturity, quick agreement on new chief justice
A Critical Moment for Malta’s Judiciary The sun was barely rising over Valletta when the Chamber of Advocates held an urgent meeting last week. With the appointment of a new Chief Justice hanging in the balance, the room buzzed with a palpable tension. Advocates and legal experts discussed not only the qualifications of potential candidates…
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Repubblika Calls for Investigation into Judge Mintoff’s Claims
Repubblika asks the Standards Commissioner to investigate judge Mintoff’s claims of political influence, raising questions about Malta’s judiciary.
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Road Safety Council Chair Resigns: What’s Next for Malta?
John Borg steps down as chair of the Road Safety Council amid rising traffic concerns. What does this mean for Malta’s road safety?
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Trump tries to reset presidency in State of the Union speech
A Night of Promises and Challenges On a chilly evening in Washington, D.C., the air was thick with anticipation as President Trump took the stage for his State of the Union address. The packed House chamber buzzed with energy, filled with lawmakers, dignitaries, and the keen eyes of the nation watching from their living rooms….
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Road Safety Council Chair Resigns Amid Commitments
The chair of Malta’s Road Safety Council steps down, raising concerns about ongoing road safety initiatives as summer approaches.
