Iran-US: Hope Rises from Malta’s Waters
As Iran signals convergence with the US, Malta looks to its historic role as a bridge between East and West, offering hope for peace and dialogue.
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Malta’s Noise Pollution Battle: Residents Demand Tougher Controls
Residents’ groups across Malta join NGOs in calling for tougher planning and noise controls, as night markets and events push noise pollution to boiling po
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Malta Weighs In: Zelensky’s EU Bid Sparks Debate
Malta’s political and civil society react to President Zelensky’s call for full EU membership for Ukraine, sparking a lively debate on the island nation’s
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Pembroke Residents Battle Gov’t Over National Stadium Relocation
Pembroke residents fight against government plans to relocate the National Stadium to their quiet coastal town, citing noise pollution, traffic, and loss o
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Malta’s Pension Dilemma: Cash Now or Wealth Later?
Malta’s pension system offers a choice between immediate cash and future wealth. But what’s the best choice? We explore the pros and cons, and speak to loc
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Malta’s New District 8: What You Need to Know
Discover the new District 8 in Malta, its boundaries, potential impacts, and how you can have your say in shaping your community’s future.
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Momentum Questions PN & PL’s Transport Visions
Momentum Malta challenges Nationalist and Labour parties’ transport plans, calling for immediate improvements and a complete overhaul of Malta’s public tra
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Maltese scientist leads deep-sea expedition to explore remote part of Atlantic
Malta’s Deep-Sea Pioneer: Dr. Miriam Calleja Heads to the Abyss Imagine the Atlantic Ocean, vast and unyielding, its deepest point, the Milwaukee Deep, a chilling 8,605 metres from the surface. Now, picture a Maltese scientist, Dr. Miriam Calleja, leading an expedition to explore this remote part of the world. This is not a scene from…
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Labour Leads by 30,000 Votes: What’s Next for Malta?
The latest MaltaToday poll puts Labour ahead by a staggering 30,000 votes. What do these results mean for Malta’s future?
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Malta’s Pragmatic Pivot: Ideals vs. Favours
Malta trades ideals for favours, navigating international politics and business pragmatically, but at what cost? A deep dive into the island’s shifting pri
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Malta Candidate’s Unorthodox Campaign: Defibrillators Over Flyers
A Maltese candidate spends campaign funds on public defibrillators instead of flyers, sparking conversation about community-focused campaigning.
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Msida Pedestrian Bridge: Residents’ Legal Challenge Raises Noise Pollution Concerns
Residents of Msida challenge the Planning Authority’s decision to build a pedestrian bridge, citing concerns about noise and light pollution. The court cas
