Justice Served a Decade Later: Air France, Airbus Found Guilty in 2009 Crash In the heart of Paris, a courtroom fell silent as the judge uttered the words, “Guilty of involuntary manslaughter.” The verdict, a decade in the making, brought a somber closure to the families of the 228 victims who perished in the 2009…
Momentum brings shared rides to Malta today, with driverless taxis by 2040. Here’s how Malta’s mobility future is taking shape.
Labour Party unveils election manifesto with big promises, but Clyde Caruana remains tight-lipped on overall cost, leaving voters in the dark about the fin
A Maltese driving licence was issued to a man from Libya despite his residence permit having expired. This oversight led to a crash in Sliema, raising ques
Discover why Gozo’s historical landscape must be protected and how you can help preserve the island’s rich heritage
Malta’s Alex Borg becomes the first Maltese national to reach the summit of Mount Everest, inspiring locals and proving that no challenge is too great.
A man is seriously injured after falling three storeys from a balcony in Gżira, Malta. Emergency services rushed to the scene, and investigations are under
Żabbar Council purchases historic Hompesch Theatre to save it from potential development and restore it as a cultural hub, sparking pride and support in th
Marsaxlokk Council objects to Labour’s manifesto plans for a large-scale fish hatchery, citing environmental concerns and local opposition. The controversi
ADPD slams local councils’ handling of Buġibba’s decade-long square project, calling for increased power and resources. What changes are needed?
A jury acquits a local man of attempted murder in the 2019 Marsascala shooting, raising questions about evidence and identification
Ta’ Qali’s bustling Farmers’ Market is getting a facelift, promising a more organised, enjoyable experience with a new layout, improved facilities, and a d
