Shared Plates, Shared Purpose: How Malta’s Everyday Kindness Is Forging a New National Unity
A quiet revolution is unfolding across Malta, one that has nothing to do with politics, property prices, or party colours. It is happening in the…
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‘Not trained for this’: Malta teachers reveal daily struggle to support autistic pupils
‘Not trained for this’: Inside Malta’s classrooms where teachers feel lost supporting children with autism Ms Lara Briffa, a Year 4 teacher at a…
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Euro wobble, cruise-ship cash and festa fireworks: Malta’s rollercoaster week in money and culture
Eurozone jitters, cruise-ship cash and festa fireworks: How one turbulent week shook Malta’s wallets and hearts By Friday evening, the narrow streets of…
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Mini Malta, Major Stand: How the Island Nation Is Championing a Special Tribunal for Ukraine
From the honey-coloured bastions of Valletta to the narrow, sun-bleached alleys of Mdina, talk of a “special tribunal for Ukraine” is no longer a distant…
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Qormi’s Alex Borg Becomes First Maltese World No. 1 in Any Sport
Alex Borg enters the record books: How a quiet Qormi boy rewrote Maltese sporting history By Luke Vella The bells of St George’s basilica were still…
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Victory Day Lifelines: Which Malta Pharmacies Are Open Today (Sept 8) and Why It Matters
Pharmacies open today – September 8, 2025 The first Monday after the feast of the Nativity of Our Lady is traditionally a day when Malta exhales. The…
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Malta’s Letters to the Editor Ignite Island-Wide Debate Over Rabbit Prices, Water Parks and Lost Ironmongers
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…
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Island Visions: How Malta’s villages are turning challenges into community triumphs
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…
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From Festa Loans to Facebook Sharks: How Maltese Families Can Safely Navigate Today’s Debt Market
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…
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From Valletta to Sfax: How Malta’s Wartime Memory Fuels Solidarity with Gaza-Bound Aid Flotilla
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…
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Malta’s Sunday Secret: How a Free Magazine Inside The Sunday Times Became the Island’s Cultural Glue
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…
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When Britain’s Emergency Alert Blared in Malta: Sirens, Memes and Mediterranean Soul-Searching
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…
