Labour Leads by 10.1%: What Marmarà Poll Tells Us About Malta’s Political Winds
The latest Marmarà poll puts Labour ahead by 10.1%, reflecting Malta’s political landscape and the challenges facing both major parties.
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Two Women and Girl Injured in Separate Traffic Accidents: A Call for Safer Malta Roads
Two women and a five-year-old girl were injured in separate traffic accidents in Birkirkara and Msida, raising concerns about road safety in Malta. Learn m
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ADPD: Time to End Malta’s Exploitative Economic Model
ADPD calls for a shift in Malta’s economic model, prioritizing worker rights and fair wages. The party warns that the current model is unsustainable and le
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Żaren Fights to Save Żejtun’s Tal-Ajkla from Development
Żaren, a community initiative in Żejtun, launches ‘Ma tagħmlu xejn ma’ Tal-Ajkla’ campaign to protect Tal-Ajkla from a massive development project, fightin
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Sliema Art Exhibition: Capturing Time’s Fleeting Nature
Explore local artist Mark Azzopardi’s ‘Chronos: A Dance with Time’ exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in Sliema, capturing the fleeting nature of time
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Mary Spiteri: Singing Beyond Party Lines
Malta’s Mary Spiteri transcends political divides with her powerful voice and love for Maltese folk music. Discover her journey and impact on local culture
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Malta’s Selmun Palace: The Future of Health?
PN proposes transforming Selmun Palace into a ‘National Health Village’, reshaping Malta’s healthcare landscape. What does this mean for residents?
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Malta’s Stocks Weather Oil Storm: A Tale of Two Markets
Malta’s stock market held steady while global oil prices swung wildly, offering a glimpse into the island’s unique economic resilience.
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Momentum’s 62% Minimum Wage Promise
Momentum pledges a 62% increase in Malta’s minimum wage, potentially transforming lives like Joe’s at St. Julian’s café
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Fort Chambray Ruling Sparks Resignation Calls
The ruling by the Planning Authority to allow a 14-story building near historic Fort Chambray has sparked outrage, with calls for the resignation of Malta’
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Carm Mifsud Bonnici: End of an Era in Maltese Politics
Carm Mifsud Bonnici, the last of a three-generation political dynasty, steps down as Speaker of the House. What does this mean for Malta’s political future
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Malta Road Accidents: Two Women and Girl, 5, Injured in Separate Incidents
Two women and a five-year-old girl were injured in separate traffic accidents in Msida and Birkirkara, highlighting the pressing issue of road safety in Ma
