US Steps Up Military Strikes on Iran: What It Means for Malta
Explore the implications of intensified US strikes on Iran and how it affects Malta’s economy and security.
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Experience the Temptation of ‘7 Sins’ in Valletta
Explore the seductive game of ‘7 Sins’ in Valletta and discover its local impact and community engagement.
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Judge Scerri Herrera vs. Facebook Insult Case: What’s Next?
Judge Scerri Herrera testifies against a woman for insulting posts on Facebook, raising questions about online speech and accountability.
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Community Rejects Maqluba Interpretation Centre Proposal
Local opposition leads to the rejection of an interpretation centre near Maqluba sinkhole, highlighting community concerns for conservation.
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St Philip’s hospital auction going ahead despite Carlo Stivala assuming its debt
St Philip’s Hospital Auction: What’s at Stake? As the sun rises over the bustling streets of Birkirkara, the future of St Philip’s Hospital hangs in the balance. This historic institution, known for its dedicated service to the community, is set to go under the hammer in a public auction. The twist? Carlo Stivala, a prominent…
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Regional Road sliproad to be closed for night works
Night Works Ahead: Regional Road Sliproad Closure If you’re driving through the bustling streets of St. Julian’s, you might have noticed the flickering lights and buzz of construction equipment on the Regional Road sliproad. Starting this week, this crucial access point will be closed for night works, affecting late-night commuters and those heading out for…
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Court Quashes Contempt Fine Against Correctional Director
The court ruling quashes a contempt fine against Malta’s correctional services director, sparking discussions on prison reform and accountability.
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Europe turning away from nuclear energy was ‘strategic mistake’: EU chief
The Nuclear Debate in Europe On a chilly autumn day in Valletta, locals are gathering in small cafes, exchanging thoughts on the future of energy in Europe. The recent comments from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen echo loudly among these conversations. She described Europe’s move away from nuclear energy as a “strategic mistake.”…
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In pictures: When devotion leaves its mark
Devotion in Every Detail On a sun-drenched morning in Valletta, the air is filled with the sounds of bells ringing from St. John’s Co-Cathedral. The vibrant colors of the Maltese flag flutter in the breeze, marking a day of celebration for many locals. As the faithful flock toward the grand entrance, one can’t help but…
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Sliema Band to perform in Rabat
Get Ready for a Musical Journey in Rabat This Saturday, the lively streets of Rabat will resonate with the vibrant sounds of the Sliema Band, known for their captivating performances that breathe life into traditional Maltese music. As you stroll through the quaint alleys of this historic town, expect the air to be filled with…
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Living Will is an overdue step towards human dignity – ADPD
The Call for Dignity in End-of-Life Choices Imagine a loved one lying in a hospital bed, surrounded by the sterile scent of antiseptic and the rhythmic beeping of machines. Their fate hangs in the balance, and decisions must be made. As discussions around a “Living Will” gain traction in Malta, many families are grappling with…
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Ian Borg chairs Commonwealth action group
Strengthening Ties: Ian Borg Leads Commonwealth Action Group As the sun rises over Valletta, the heart of Malta, discussions are heating up about international cooperation and development. Ian Borg, Malta’s Minister for Foreign and European Affairs, has stepped into the spotlight, chairing a newly formed Commonwealth action group aimed at fostering collaboration among member states….
