Malta Fireworks Blaze Destroys Vintage Buses, Sparks Culture War in Qormi
Watch: Fireworks start blaze that destroys buses but enthusiasts blame owner A spectacular fireworks display turned into a nightmare on Sunday evening…
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Dan Brown’s New Thriller Puts Malta in the Global Spotlight—And the Island Is Loving Every Page
Midnight at Merkanti, and the queue outside Agenda bookshop snakes past the gelato stand and down the cobbled lane. It’s not a new iPhone dropping—it’s…
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Smokestacks to Storytelling: Valletta Unveils Malta’s First Industrial Heritage Museum
Valletta’s newest cultural gem isn’t another baroque palace or a Knights-period armoury. It’s a 19th-century coal-fired power station reborn as MUŻA…
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Why ARTE’s ‘Ireland’s Wild Coast’ Has Malta Questioning Every Development Plan
Watch: Ireland’s coast (ARTE) – and why Maltese eyes should care By Hot Malta contributor The first drone shot lifts off the Cliffs of Moher and, for a…
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How Malta levelled up with Mario: 40 years of plumber-powered nostalgia
It’s-a-him, Malta: 40 years of Mario and the island that never stopped jumping Valletta’s evening air was thick with nostalgia last Friday as the…
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Ġbejniet vs. Whey: Malta’s Protein Tale of Tradition, TikTok and Hard Truths
An excellent source of protein: health, hype and hard truths Monday evening, 18:55. The last rays of sun bounce off the limestone walls of the Għarb…
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Malta’s Mid-September Magic: 7 Nights, 7 Islandside Stories You Can’t Miss
Mid-September in Malta has always felt like the hinge of the year: the sea is still warm enough for a sunset dip at Għajn Tuffieħa, the vineyards of Gozo…
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Taste Without Borders: How Malta’s Pot-Luck Movement Is Feeding Unity One Plate at a Time
St Julian’s waterfront shimmered under a setting sun last Sunday, but the real glow came from the long wooden tables set up outside the Love Bites…
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Russell Crowe haunted by Nazi role: what Malta’s filmmakers and war survivors can teach Hollywood
Russell Crowe shaken by Nazi role in ‘Nuremberg’ – and why Malta’s cinema lovers should care Valletta’s Grand Harbour may be 1,700 km from the ruins of…
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Flowers at the Great Siege: How Valletta’s Quietest Victory Day Ritual Unites Malta
Valletta’s morning sun had barely cleared the bastions when the first carnations appeared at the foot of the Great Siege Monument. By 9 a.m. The bronze…
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Malta Mourns Supertramp’s Rick Davies: The Quiet Rock Legend Who Found Solace in Gozo
Rick Davies, the British keyboardist who co-founded the progressive-rock band Supertramp and co-wrote the global anthems “The Logical Song” and “Breakfast…
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Pope Pius V’s Secret Malta Legacy Revealed: New Book Traces How a 16th-Century Pontiff Shaped Our Festas, Fortresses and Faith
New Book Unveils the Hidden Malta Chapter of Pope Pius V’s Legacy Valletta’s narrow cobblestones once echoed with the footsteps of a pope who never set…
