Valletta Crash Driver: Prosecution Rests Case
Prosecutors conclude their case against the driver charged with causing a fatal crash in Valletta, leaving one dead and several injured. The courtroom was
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Exploring Art, Memory, and Identity at St John’s Co-Cathedral
Join the ‘Art, Memory, Identity’ lecture series at St John’s Co-Cathedral to delve into the stories behind Malta’s masterpieces and understand their role i
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Malta’s Reckless Racers: A Danger on Our Streets
Viral videos of reckless driving in Malta spark outrage. Locals and tourists alarmed as ‘Street Racers’ put lives at risk. Police crack down, but more acti
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Malta’s Political Crossroads: The Growing Call to Oust Labour
As Malta heads towards the 2022 general election, the call to vote out the Labour Party is growing louder. We explore the reasons behind this discontent an
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Malta’s Silent Millionaires: The Unspoken Burden of Sudden Wealth
Malta’s lottery boom is creating silent millionaires who fear their friends and family will see them as a cash cow. Here’s how Malta’s new millionaires can
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Labour’s Lead Widens: Marmarà Poll Puts Party Ahead by 28,000 Votes
The Marmarà poll shows Labour ahead by around 28,000 votes, with significant gains in urban areas like Valletta and Birkirkara. The Nationalist Party faces
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Sliema-Buġibba-Gozo Ferry: Your Questions Answered
Discover the ins and outs of the Sliema-Buġibba-Gozo ferry, from ticket prices to accessibility, and what the future holds for this vital link between Malt
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Save our shores: The gap threatens Malta’s beaches
Ghajn Tuffieha’s ‘The Gap’ highlights the urgent need to protect Malta’s coastline from erosion. Local initiatives fight back.
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Zammit Lewis Steps Down: Ħamrun’s Political Future Uncertain
Veteran MP Edward Zammit Lewis won’t contest next election, leaving Ħamrun’s political future uncertain and Opposition in need of a new strategy
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Malta’s Succession Law: Planning Beyond Death
Discover the intricacies of Malta’s succession law, from wills and intestacy to probate, and why it’s crucial to plan your legacy today.
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Manoel Island Saga: Both Sides at Fault, Says Bonnici
Former Culture Minister Owen Bonnici admits both government and developers erred in the controversial Manoel Island deal, reigniting debate about the islan
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Galdes Bows Out: No Labour Run for Former MP
Joe Galdes confirms he won’t seek Labour nomination, opening door for new faces in Maltese politics
