Understanding the ‘Return Hubs’ Proposal Imagine a bustling scene at the Valletta ferry terminal, where tourists mingle with locals, capturing the spirit of Malta’s vibrant culture. Now, consider the shadows of migrants waiting for their fate, a stark reminder of the human stories behind political decisions. The European Union is gearing up to address this…
Explore how candidates in Malta are shifting to ask more questions, fostering dialogue with voters and transforming political engagement.
As the sun rises a little earlier and sets a little later, Maltese residents are preparing to adjust their clocks this Sunday, March 26th, to mark the start of Daylight Saving Time. This annual ritual, often met with mixed feelings, signals the arrival of longer days and warmer evenings, inviting us to embrace the outdoors…
A Historical Gem in St Julian’s As you stroll down the charming streets of St Julian’s, it’s hard not to be captivated by the blend of modernity and history. Among the bustling cafes and sleek apartment buildings lies a hidden treasure: a pre-1862 villa, recently awarded the highest level of protection by the Planning Authority….
Facing the Challenges of Migration in Malta On a sunny afternoon in Valletta, the historic capital of Malta, a group of young adults gathers near the Triton Fountain, sharing stories about their dreams and aspirations. Among them are migrants who have journeyed from various corners of the world, seeking safety and a better life. As…
The Shift in Candidate Dynamics On a lively Saturday morning at the iconic Independence Monument in Valletta, a buzz filled the air as candidates prepared for the upcoming local elections. But this time, something felt different. Candidates weren’t just crafting compelling speeches to win votes; they were actively seeking input from the very voters they…
Spring Forward: The Clock Change and What It Means for You This Sunday, as the sun rises over Valletta, locals will wake up to a familiar ritual: the clocks will spring forward an hour. At 2 a.m. on March 26, Malta shifts into Daylight Saving Time, meaning we’ll lose an hour of sleep but gain…
St Julian’s pre-1862 villa receives highest protection, ensuring Malta’s architectural heritage is preserved for future generations.
The Migrant Dilemma in Malta As the sun sets over Valletta, casting a warm glow over the city’s ancient walls, the ongoing issue of migration remains at the forefront of discussions among local communities and policymakers. Malta, a small archipelago in the Mediterranean, has long been a focal point for migrants seeking refuge in Europe….
This Sunday, as the sun rises over the historic streets of Valletta, residents will find themselves waking up to longer days and brighter evenings. At 2 AM on March 26th, the clocks will spring forward by one hour, marking the start of Daylight Saving Time. While it may mean losing an hour of sleep, the…
A Hidden Gem in St Julian’s On the bustling streets of St Julian’s, an architectural gem stands quietly amid the surrounding modern developments. The Villa Berja, a pre-1862 treasure, has recently been granted the highest level of protection by the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage. This decision has not only preserved the villa’s historical significance but…
A New Approach to Managing Migration in the EU Picture a sun-soaked afternoon at the bustling Valletta waterfront, where tourists mingle with locals. Amid the laughter and chatter, a different narrative unfolds just a stone’s throw away—one of migration, policy, and humanitarian challenges. As Malta grapples with its role as a frontline state in the…
