Labour’s Stadium Wall Mystery: Demolished Without Permit
The iconic wall surrounding Malta’s National Stadium was suddenly demolished ahead of a Labour mass meeting, leaving locals and authorities puzzled and con
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Rape Suspect Rearrested After Valletta Chase
Rape suspect Mario Xuereb rearrested after dramatic escape and chase through Valletta’s streets, highlighting community involvement and police response
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Malta’s Construction Boom: Time to End ‘Build Now, Sanction Later’?
As Malta’s construction sector booms, so does the controversial practice of ‘build now, sanction later’. Can stricter enforcement and cultural change put a
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Franco Fenech’s Death: What’s Next for Tumas Group & Malta’s Economy?
The sudden passing of Franco Fenech, heir to Malta’s Tumas Group, leaves the island nation wondering what’s next for the business empire and its economic i
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Malta Woman Withdraws Rape Charges After Alleged Threats
A Maltese woman withdraws rape charges against her ex-partner after he allegedly threatens to kill her, highlighting the complex challenges faced by victim
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Minister Warns: No Room for Shortcuts in Malta’s Construction Safety
Malta’s Minister for Finance and Employment delivers a stark reminder of the importance of health and safety in the construction sector, with a focus on Bi
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NGOs Invited to Monitor Malta’s Justice System
Malta’s Justice Minister invites NGOs to help monitor the rule of law, a move aimed at strengthening transparency and accountability in the system.
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Putin’s Power Play: Weathering Storms at Home
As Putin faces domestic challenges, Malta’s businesses and political analysts watch with bated breath. What does the future hold for Russia and the rest of
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Momentum Vows to Quiet Malta’s Noisiest Streets
Momentum pledges to tackle Malta’s growing noise pollution issue, with stricter enforcement, noise maps, and education. How will this affect Malta’s vibran
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Pembroke Residents Fight Football Club Plans
Pembroke residents protest against a proposed football club and training facility, fearing traffic congestion, noise pollution, and decreased property valu
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BCA Halts Early Morning Works at St. Julian’s Collapse Site
Residents of St. Julian’s complain about early morning works at a building collapse site. BCA intervenes, issues stop work order.
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UK Police Consider Prince Andrew Misconduct Probe: Malta’s Role
UK police review sex assault claim against Prince Andrew, sparking memories of Jeffrey Epstein’s Malta connections
