Spotting the Fakes: Counterfeit Notes in Malta Just last month, a small café on Republic Street in Valletta found itself in a bit of a pickle after a customer paid for a coffee with a counterfeit €50 note. The owner, who has been running the establishment for over a decade, was shocked to discover it…
Two men accused in a 13kg drug haul granted bail, raising concerns in Valletta about drug trafficking and community safety.
A Day at the Bowling Alley Turns Nightmarish On what started as a typical Saturday afternoon at the bowling alley in St. Julian’s, a father’s seemingly innocent outing with his children took a harrowing turn. The court heard chilling details as a 36-year-old man was accused of drugging his two young children before attempting to…
Spain’s PM labels the Mideast conflict absurd and urges for action as Malta feels the impact.
Learn about the most common counterfeit notes in Malta and how to spot them.
Two accused in a 13kg drug haul granted bail, raising community concerns in Valletta.
A father allegedly attempted to drug and kill his children after a day of bowling, sparking outrage and discussions on mental health in Malta.
Spain’s PM compares the Mideast conflict to Iraq. Discover Malta’s response and local implications.
Learn about the common counterfeit notes in Malta and how to spot them.
Two suspects granted bail after a 13kg drug haul in Malta, raising community concerns about drug trafficking.
A father allegedly drugged his children after a day of bowling. Community reacts to this shocking event in Valletta.
The Echoes of War: Spain’s PM Speaks on the Middle East Conflict As the sun sets over Valletta, casting a golden glow on the historic battlements of Fort St. Angelo, the specter of conflict looms heavier than ever. Recent statements by Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez have pierced through the commonplace chatter of daily life…
