A Day in Valletta: Spotting Counterfeit Notes Imagine strolling through the bustling streets of Valletta, perhaps stopping by one of the quaint cafés on Republic Street to grab a pastizzi. You hand over a crisp €20 note to the barista, only to hear the dreaded words: “Sorry, but this looks a bit off.” Unfortunately, counterfeit…
Two men granted bail after a 13kg drug haul in Valletta, raising concerns about drug trafficking in Malta.
Chilling Incident at the Bowling Alley For many families in Malta, a day at the bowling alley is a delightful way to spend time together. However, a recent case has turned this wholesome activity on its head. Picture this: a father took his two young children to a popular bowling venue, only for the day…
Spain’s PM labels the Mideast conflict absurd and illegal, sparking debate in Malta on humanitarian responsibility.
Learn about the most common counterfeit notes in Malta and how to spot them.
A Dramatic Arrest on the Streets of Valletta In the heart of Valletta, just a stone’s throw from the bustling Republic Street, authorities made a shocking discovery: 13 kilograms of illegal drugs stashed away in a seemingly ordinary vehicle. This recent bust has through the community, raising questions about the ongoing battle against drug trafficking…
A father allegedly drugged and attempted to kill his kids after a bowling trip in Sliema. Community reacts to the shocking incident.
Spain’s PM labels the Middle East war as worse than Iraq, sparking local reactions in Malta.
Discover the most common counterfeit notes in Malta and learn how to spot them. Protect yourself and local businesses.
Two men granted bail after a 13kg cocaine seizure in St. Julian’s, raising community concerns over drug trafficking.
A father allegedly drugged his children after bowling in Valletta. The community is shaken by this shocking incident.
Spain PM Pedro Sánchez labels the Mideast war ‘absurd and illegal’, sparking debates in Malta on the implications of global conflict.
