Malta’s Green Revolution: EVs & Eco-Tourism Boost
Malta announces plans for a network of electric vehicle charging stations and a boost in eco-tourism, driving towards a greener future.
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Union Club Turns 200: Sliema’s Historic Hub Celebrates
Discover the 200-year history of the Union Club in Sliema, Malta. From a gentlemen’s club to a community hub, it’s still serving tea and bringing people to
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Malta’s Mothers of Invention: Women Pioneering Change
Discover ‘Mothers of Invention’, Malta’s first all-women climate action collective, driving change from Valletta’s Republic Street. Join the movement.
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District 6: Birkirkara’s Unfinished Symphony
Exploring the enigma of District 6, Birkirkara’s half-finished architectural wonder and the story behind its vacant state.
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Revolut: A New Kind of Bank Coming to Malta
Discover how Revolut, the digital banking alternative, is set to revolutionise the way Maltese manage their money. Find out what it is, why it’s coming to
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EasyJet’s Mediterranean Storm: Malta’s Skies Clouded by Middle East Conflict
EasyJet’s first-half loss due to Middle East conflict impacts Malta’s tourism. Local stakeholders weigh in on the situation and look ahead to the summer se
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Borg Slams Israeli Minister’s Disrespect in Malta
Malta’s Foreign Minister Ian Borg condemns Israeli Minister Orit Farkash-Hacohen’s ‘deeply disturbing’ behaviour during a visit to Malta, sparking diplomat
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US Charges Cuba’s Former President with Murder
The U.S. charges Cuba’s former president, Raúl Castro, with murder, sparking conversations in Malta and raising questions about U.S.-Cuba relations.
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Lulu King Rape Case: Victim Alleges Hush Money Offer
The Lulu King rape case takes a shocking turn as the victim alleges she was offered money to keep quiet, sparking outrage and solidarity in the Msida commu
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Trump’s Envoy Plants US Flag in Greenland’s Frozen Frontier
US envoy Richard Grenell hints at renewed US interest in Greenland, sparking geopolitical debate and opportunities for Malta in the Arctic arena.
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Drugs Bust in St Paul’s Bay: Routine Patrol Uncovers Cocaine
A routine police patrol in St Paul’s Bay leads to the seizure of cocaine and the arrest of a local resident. The community reacts and the police step up th
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Taiwan’s Tsai Breaks Protocol, Welcomes Trump’s Call
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen breaks diplomatic protocol by publicly welcoming a call from US President Donald Trump, with implications for Malta’s strat
