Boater Fined for Disrupting Turtle Nesting in Ramla Bay
A local boater was fined for firing flares during turtle nesting season in Ramla Bay, raising concerns for wildlife conservation.
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The Mystery of 16 Cars and a Missing License
A suspected loan shark’s mother owns 16 cars without a license, raising concerns about financial ethics in Malta.
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Oscars spotlight: ‘Train Dreams’
What Makes ‘Train Dreams’ Stand Out in 2024? Picture this: a solitary logger in the Pacific Northwest, enveloped in the haunting beauty of a scene that is constantly shifting. This is the essence of “Train Dreams,” a film that has captured the hearts of audiences and critics alike, making waves in this year’s Oscars. Adapted…
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Censorship at Malta Biennale Sparks Abortion Debate
Women on Waves claims their abortion artwork was censored at the Malta Biennale, igniting a local and international debate on women’s rights.
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Boy attacked by father remains critical as daughter’s condition improves
Tragic Incident Shakes a Community On a quiet street in Birkirkara, the echoes of sirens and flashing lights pierced the calm of a typical Maltese evening. A tragic incident unfolded that left a small boy fighting for his life and his sister recovering in the hospital. The gravity of the situation has left the tight-knit…
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Mater Dei psychiatric unit to reopen in ‘coming weeks’, minister says
A Long-Awaited Return to Care For many families in Malta, the closure of the psychiatric unit at Mater Dei Hospital last year felt like a harsh blow. The silence that followed was palpable, leaving a void in the mental health services that many relied upon. Now, with the Minister for Health announcing its reopening in…
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Salvatore di Prima’s son in critical condition as daughter’s condition improves
As the sun sets over Valletta, casting a warm glow on the ancient stone walls, the mood inside Mater Dei Hospital is anything but serene. In a bittersweet twist of fate, Salvatore di Prima’s son finds himself fighting for his life, while his daughter shows signs of recovery. The hospital, often a place of hope,…
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Residents Rally Against Żurrieq Apartment Block Proposal
Anger erupts as residents oppose an apartment block on Żurrieq farmland. Discover their fight to preserve local agricultural heritage.
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EU urges member states to lower taxes on energy
Energy Costs: A Burden on Maltese Households As the sun sets over Valletta’s historic skyline, many Maltese households are feeling the pinch of soaring energy costs. Recent data reveals that energy prices in Malta have surged significantly, with many families struggling to balance their budgets. The European Union has taken note of this pressing issue,…
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How can a foreigner open a company in Malta?
The Allure of Malta for Entrepreneurs Picture this: you’re sipping a cappuccino at a quaint café on Republic Street in Valletta, the sun glistening off the Mediterranean Sea, and you suddenly feel inspired to turn your dreams into reality. Malta, with its rich history and welcoming atmosphere, offers a unique opportunity for foreigners looking to…
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Watch: ‘This means a lot to me’ – AFM officer on UK military academy prize
A Moment of Pride for Malta As the sun set over Fort St. Elmo, an iconic landmark in Valletta, one officer stood out amongst the crowd, beaming with pride. Lieutenant Colonel Mark Galea from the Armed Forces of Malta (AFM) recently received a prestigious award from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the UK. This…
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Artists challenge the objectivity of metrics in new exhibition
When Art Meets Data: A Provocative Exhibition in Valletta As you stroll down Strait Street in Valletta, the vibrancy of the local art scene is palpable. An intriguing sight awaits you at the National Museum of Contemporary Art, where an exhibition titled “Metrics: The Subjective Lens” is challenging the very essence of what it means…
