**Outright Falsehoods: A Maltese Perspective on the Spread of Misinformation** In an era dominated by digital communication and social media, the spread of outright falsehoods has become a pervasive issue affecting communities worldwide, including Malta. The small Mediterranean island nation, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, is not immune to the impact of…
**Letters to the Editor: November 8, 2025 – A Glimpse into Maltese Hearts and Minds** As November ushers in cooler breezes and shorter days, the spirit of Malta remains as vibrant as ever. This month, the “Letters to the Editor” section of our esteemed local publications has been a treasure trove of insights, grievances, and…
### Announcements – November 8, 2025: A Day of Community and Celebration in Malta As the sun rises over the Maltese Islands on November 8, 2025, the local community is abuzz with excitement. This day is not just another date on the calendar; it is a day of significant announcements and events that promise to…
As the year draws to a close, the Maltese community prepares to bid farewell to 2023 with a mix of excitement and nostalgia. However, this year, the festive spirit has been dampened by the cancellation of a highly anticipated event: Marc Martel’s New Year’s Eve Queen covers concert. The news has sent ripples through the…
### Scented Tree to Be at the Centre of This Year’s ‘Christmas in the Capital’ In the heart of Malta’s bustling capital, Valletta, a unique and enchanting addition is set to captivate residents and visitors alike this festive season. The ‘Christmas in the Capital’ event, a beloved holiday tradition, will feature a scented tree as…
# Opening the Treasure Chest: Exploring the World of Ecclesiastical Museums in Malta Malta, with its rich tapestry of history and culture, is a treasure trove for enthusiasts of ecclesiastical art and heritage. The island’s ecclesiastical museums are not just repositories of religious artifacts but also vivid narratives of Malta’s spiritual journey, reflecting the deep-rooted…
**”Ġgantija Buffer Zone Sees New Development Application: A Clash of Progress and Preservation”** The Ġgantija Temples, located on the island of Gozo, are not just ancient ruins but a testament to Malta’s rich cultural heritage. These Neolithic structures, dating back over 5,000 years, are among the oldest free-standing monuments in the world. Their historical significance…
In a case that has garnered international attention, a woman who claimed to be Madeleine McCann has been found guilty of harassing her parents, Kate and Gerry McCann. The verdict, handed down by a court in the United Kingdom, marks the end of a long and harrowing ordeal for the McCann family, who have been…
### Most Doctors Back Abortion at ‘All Stages’ When Foetus Cannot Survive – Survey A recent survey has revealed that a significant majority of Maltese doctors support the termination of pregnancies at any stage when the foetus is not viable. This finding has sparked a debate within the medical community and the broader society, highlighting…
**Maltese Politician Owen Bonnici Speaks Out Against Cancel Culture Targeting Ricky Caruana** In a recent and thought-provoking statement, Maltese politician Owen Bonnici has voiced his strong disapproval of cancel culture, specifically in relation to the case of Ricky Caruana. This stance has sparked considerable debate within the Maltese community, highlighting the nuances of public opinion,…
# Would You Pay €850 for a Cup of Coffee? In a country where a typical espresso at a local café can cost as little as €1, the idea of paying €850 for a single cup of coffee might seem more like a joke than a reality. However, in the world of luxury and exclusivity,…
**Archbishop to Sign Copies of His Latest Book at Malta Book Festival: A Cultural Milestone for the Community** The Malta Book Festival, an annual celebration of literature that draws enthusiasts from across the island, is set to host a very special guest this year. Archbishop Charles Scicluna will be signing copies of his latest book,…
