Malta’s Economic Boom: Top Growth Until 2027 – EU Report
Malta’s economy is set to outshine major EU nations, with GDP growth projections of 6.2% in 2021 and 5.7% in 2022. Find out what this means for jobs, wages
Malta’s economy is set to outshine major EU nations, with GDP growth projections of 6.2% in 2021 and 5.7% in 2022. Find out what this means for jobs, wages
In the Heart of Valletta: The Unseen Math Geniuses Ever walked past the bustling Republic Street in Valletta and wondered about the lives behind the shop fronts? Among them, you’ll find the unassuming Maths Café, a quaint haven where numbers come to life. Here, a group of local math enthusiasts, led by the charismatic Dr….
Malta co-sponsors UN resolution reaffirming climate change obligations, boosting local climate action efforts
After 12 years, a French court finds Air France and Airbus guilty in the crash of Flight 447, which killed 228 people, including a Maltese family. The verd
Discover how Malta’s Momentum is transforming mobility with shared rides now and driverless taxis by 2040. Join the revolution.
Labour Party’s treasurer Clyde Caruana faces criticism for not revealing the overall cost of the party’s election manifesto pledges, sparking transparency
A 35-year-old man was arrested in Sliema for driving on a Maltese licence despite not having a residence permit, raising questions about the licensing syst
Discover why Gozo’s historical landscape needs our protection and how we can safeguard it for future generations. #Gozo #HeritageMalta
Meet Claude Camilleri, the Maltese mountaineer who recently summited Mount Everest, making history for our tiny island nation. Discover his journey and wha
A 35-year-old man falls three storeys from his Gżira balcony, sparking community concern and calls for stricter balcony safety regulations in Malta.
Żabbar council purchases historic Hompesch Theatre to preserve it as a cultural hub, saving it from potential commercial development.
Marsaxlokk Local Council objects to Labour’s manifesto plans for a fish hatchery, citing environmental concerns and fears of losing traditional fishing act