Malta Invites NGOs to Monitor Rule of Law
Malta’s government seeks NGOs’ help in monitoring the rule of law, inviting proposals for community engagement and reporting suspected violations.
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GĦajnsielem’s St. Anthony Feast: A Must-See Malta Event
Join the vibrant celebration of Għajnsielem’s Feast of St. Anthony, a unique blend of religious devotion, cultural heritage, and community spirit in Malta’
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Abela’s Last-Minute Push: ‘Collect Your Vote, Keep Convincing Until the Last Second’
Prime Minister Robert Abela hits the streets of Valletta in a last-minute push for votes, urging Maltese to ‘collect your vote, keep convincing people unti
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Malta’s Future: Roberta Metsola Rallies Voters
Roberta Metsola, Malta’s candidate for the European Parliament presidency, rallies voters across the island, encouraging them to choose Malta’s future dire
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Festa Tfal: Żebbuġ’s Unique St. Anthony’s Feast
Discover Festa Tfal, a unique St. Anthony’s feast held annually in Żebbuġ, Malta, that celebrates childhood and community spirit through games, food, music
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Sliema Crash: Transport Malta Tightens Y-Plate Licence Rules
Transport Malta introduces stricter licensing rules for Y-plate drivers following a Sliema crash, aiming to improve road safety in Malta.
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Malta’s Soul: A Glimpse Through Letters to the Editor
Dive into Malta’s collective consciousness with a roundup of letters to the editor from May 23, 2026, covering traffic, waste, and culture.
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Malta’s Green Revolution: Solar Panels & EV Charging Stations Unveiled
Malta’s government announces ambitious plans to install solar panels on every suitable rooftop and create a comprehensive network of EV charging stations b
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Tulsi Gabbard’s Resignation: Malta Takes Notice
Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation from the DNC sends ripples to Malta, sparking local reactions and reminding us of our global political connections
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Malta’s Democracy: Beyond the Election Auction
Exploring Malta’s political landscape beyond the election auction metaphor, focusing on participation, representation, and accountability.
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Pembroke Residents Battle Proposed Stadium: ‘Too Close to Home’
Pembroke residents fear noise pollution, traffic chaos, and loss of green space as plans for a 6,000-seater stadium near their homes gain traction. The Mal
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Cash Now or Wealth Later: The Malta Dilemma
Malta’s booming economy presents a choice: cash in hand today or wealth tomorrow. We explore the pros and cons, and provide practical advice for making the
