Malta’s September 16 Bombshells: Free Gozo Ferries, €20m Village Makeover & New Public Holiday
Malta Marks September 16 with Pride, Promise and a Pinch of Pagentry by our newsroom | Tuesday, 16 September 2025 Valletta’s Grand Harbour cannon boomed…
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Rubio Pleads for Qatar: What Malta’s 900-Year Neutrality Offers a World on the Brink
Rubio Asks Qatar to Stay as Mediator After Israeli Strike: What Malta’s Century-Old Neutrality Teaches the World Valletta’s Upper Barrakka gardens were…
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Malta’s Ethical Fashion Revolution: How Your Wardrobe Choices Impact Local Communities
Has Your Clothing Been Produced Ethically? Malta’s Fashion Revolution Starts in Your Wardrobe That €5 t-shirt hanging in your Sliema closet might seem…
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Malta Draws a Red Line: Islanders Rally as Israel Seizes Rafah Crossing
Valletta’s evening air was thick with more than August humidity on Monday. As Parliament’s bells tolled six, a hush fell over the small crowd huddled…
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From Mosta to Melbourne: Why Malta insists citizenship is love, not luxury
Citizenship is not a commodity. It’s a commitment. A Maltese reflection on what it really means to belong By 8 a.m. On any given Sunday, the square…
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Malta’s Letters to the Editor Ignite National Soul-Searching on Heritage, Climate and Identity
Letters to the Editor – September 16, 2025: The Pulse of Malta Speaks The letters page of any newspaper is often described as the nation’s diary, and this…
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Pouches vs. Packs: Can Malta Kick Cigarettes with Smokeless Tobacco?
Are smokeless tobacco products the key to helping Malta quit cigarettes? On any given evening in Strait Street, the scent of cigarette smoke mingles with…
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From Valletta to Baghdad: How ARTE’s Iraq War Documentary Is Stirring Maltese Hearts and History
Caught in the Crossfire: How ARTE’s New Iraq Documentary Resonates in Malta’s Own Backyard *From Valletta’s historic battlements to Baghdad’s…
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Malta Feels the Ripple: UK Fighter Jets Head to Poland in NATO Show of Force
Malta Watches as UK Jets Head East: A Small Island’s Big NATO Moment Valletta’s Grand Harbour café terraces were buzzing this week with more than the…
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Eurozone Rate Cut Ignites Malta Spending Frenzy as Festa Season and Cheap Loans Collide
Eurozone Rate Cut Sparks Festa-Fire Spending Surge as Malta Braces for ‘Il-Ħana’ Harvest Valletta’s cafés were buzzing louder than the brass bands of this…
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Fortina Scandal Explodes: MP Demands Public Inquiry as Maltese Fear Losing Sacred Swimming Haven to Luxury Development
Alex Borg Demands Public Inquiry into Fortina Land Transfer Scandal Nationalist Party MP Alex Borg has thrown a political grenade into the summer lull,…
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Malta’s frozen health committee: €1.3 billion spent with zero oversight as chair claims ‘conflict of interest’
Parliament’s health chair cites role clash for calling no meetings in two years For 24 straight months, while Maltese families debated COVID boosters,…
