Malta Tops EU Growth Forecasts: Abela Hails Success
Malta leads EU economic growth projections with a 6.6% rate in 2021, Prime Minister Robert Abela hails the achievement as a testament to Maltese resilience
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Taiwan’s Tsai Upends Diplomatic Norms with Trump Talk
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen breaks diplomatic protocol, expressing willingness to talk to U.S. President Trump. Malta watches as regional dynamics shif
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PA Delays Decision on Illegal Manoel Island Padel Courts
The Public Authority postpones its decision on the fate of unauthorized padel courts on historic Manoel Island, leaving enthusiasts in limbo.
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Nurses warn patients could die, escape from refurbished Mount Carmel garden
Nurses’ Warning: Mount Carmel’s Refurbished Garden Poses Patient Safety Risks Picture this: A patient, frail and disoriented, wanders away from their bed at Mount Carmel Hospital, drawn towards the newly refurbished garden. The sun is shining, the scent of Mediterranean herbs fills the air, but the garden’s beauty belies a dangerous reality. This is the…
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DJ Marky Back in the Booth After Assault Charges Dropped
Local DJ Mark ‘DJ Marky’ Camilleri returns to the decks after his former partner drops assault charges, allowing him to resume his popular residencies in P
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MEP David Casa: Future PN Gov’t to Veto EU Gaming Tax
Malta’s MEP David Casa promises a veto from a future PN government against the EU’s online gaming tax proposal, sparking a political showdown over the isla
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Malta’s Economic Boom: EU Predicts Unstoppable Growth Until 2027
Malta tops EU economic growth charts until 2027, driven by tech, tourism, and more. But challenges lie ahead. What’s in store for our tiny island nation?
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Malta’s Martial Arts: Punching Above Their Weight
Discover how Team Malta MMA, based in Rabat, is making waves in the international martial arts scene, with fighters reaching the UFC.
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Malta Welcomes UN Boost for Climate Action
Malta cheers as UN resolution strengthens global climate fight, boosting our island’s efforts to cut emissions and adapt to change
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Air France 447: Justice Served in 2009 Crash
A French court finds Air France and Airbus guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 crash of Flight 447, which claimed 228 lives, including four Malt
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Malta’s Mobility Revolution: Shared Rides Now, Driverless Taxis by 2040
Discover how Malta is transforming its public transport with shared rides today and driverless taxis by 2040, thanks to a partnership between the governmen
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Caruana’s Manifesto Silence Raises Cost Questions
Labour leader Clyde Caruana tight-lipped on overall cost of party’s manifesto, raising questions about funding and transparency ahead of Malta’s general el
