Ukraine’s EU Bid Echoes in Malta’s Streets
Ukrainian expats in Malta echo President Zelenskyy’s call for EU membership, collecting signatures in Valletta’s streets. Malta’s response, EU’s challenges
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Tulsi Gabbard’s Resignation: Malta’s Intelligence Community Takes Note
Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation from her US intelligence post has caught the attention of Malta’s intelligence community, with potential implications for the i
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Malta’s Democracy: More Than an Auction
Exploring the complexities of Malta’s political landscape, where democracy sometimes feels like an auction, and the need for substance over spectacle.
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Pembroke Residents Battle Proposed Ta’ Qali Stadium
Residents of Pembroke, Malta, are fighting a proposed stadium development in Ta’ Qali, arguing it’s too big, too close, and not needed. They present altern
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Malta’s Pension Dilemma: Cash Today or Wealth Tomorrow?
Malta’s workers face a choice: take cash now or invest in their future with the private pension scheme. We explore the pros and cons and what it means for
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Paceville’s New Dawn: Welcome to District 8
Discover how Paceville is transforming into a 24/7 lifestyle hub with the launch of District 8, a vision for Malta’s nightlife capital that’s set to change
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Momentum Slams PN & PL Transport Plans as ‘Fantasy Politics’
Momentum criticizes Nationalist and Labour parties’ transport plans, calling them ‘not credible’. The party presents its own integrated transport vision fo
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Malta’s Deep-Sea Pioneer: Exploring the Atlantic’s Forgotten Realm
Malta’s Dr. Marieke NH leads an expedition to explore the remote Azores Plateau, a vast underwater landscape in the Atlantic, largely unexplored and teemin
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Labour Leads by 30,000 Votes: What’s Next for Malta?
The latest poll puts Labour ahead by 30,000 votes. We delve into the reasons behind this lead and what it means for Malta’s political landscape.
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Malta’s Ideals vs Favours: A Shifting Balance
Malta’s reputation for progressive ideals is under scrutiny as allegations of favours traded for political gain surface. Can the island nation reclaim its
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Candidate Spends Campaign Funds on Public Defibrillators
A local candidate in Birkirkara, Malta, is using campaign funds to install public defibrillators, saving lives instead of printing flyers.
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Msida Bridge Face-off: Residents Challenge MEPA in Court
A legal battle is brewing in Msida as residents challenge the proposed pedestrian bridge, arguing that the environmental impact assessment is flawed and th
