Letters to the Editor – September 8, 2025: Valletta’s Living Room Debates Spill Onto the Page By 7 a.m. On Monday, the first bundle of Monday Times of…
From Sliema to Għarb: How Malta’s villages are re-imagining tomorrow while honouring yesterday The 5 a.m. Ferry from Gozo to Malta is still dark this time…
It’s 7 a.m. On a humid July morning and the line outside the BNF branch in Paola is already curling round the corner. Pensioners clutching numbered…
Valletta cafés were buzzing this morning as news broke that France’s parliament is expected to topple Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne in a no-confidence…
Valletta’s narrow limestone streets echoed with whispers rather than the usual midday chatter yesterday, as a Maltese investment firm that vanished from…
Valletta’s Grand Harbour was once the last friendly port for refugees seeking Europe’s safety; this weekend, its sister harbour in Sfax, Tunisia, echoed…
FREE MAGAZINE WITH ‘THE SUNDAY TIMES’: THE MALTESE WEEKEND RITUAL THAT BINDS A NATION Every Sunday at dawn, the familiar thud of the newspaper bundle hits…
Valletta’s lunchtime hush was broken at 3:00 p.m. On Sunday by a jarring, siren-like screech that spilled from every passing phone. Tourists lining up for…
Valletta’s balmy spring evenings usually echo with chatter about Eurovision odds or the price of pastizzi, but this week the courtyard talk at Café…
A pall of worry settled over the usually bustling streets of Luqa yesterday afternoon when a 28-year-old motorcyclist from Qormi was rushed to Mater Dei…
Gozo’s Ramla l-Ħamra, the island’s russet-gold beach that once inspired Homer’s nymph Calypso, found itself at the centre of a modern-day battle last…
Rainbow flags billowed against honey-coloured limestone as Victoria’s Pjazza Indipendenza became a sea of colour on Saturday afternoon, marking the fourth…
