ADPD Calls for Council Reinforcement Amid Buġibba Square Saga
ADPD demands stronger local councils as Buġibba Square’s long-running construction highlights inefficiencies, with the party proposing reforms to boost cou
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Marsascala Shooting: Man Cleared of Attempted Murder
A jury acquits a local man of attempted murder in the 2019 Marsascala shooting, leaving the peaceful village grappling with questions and unease.
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Ta’ Qali’s Farm-to-Table Revolution: New Market & Food Hub
Discover the upcoming transformation of Ta’ Qali’s farmers’ market into a vibrant food hub, supporting local farmers and offering a unique culinary experie
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Malta Tops EU Growth Forecast: Abela Hails ‘Best in Class’ Performance
Malta’s economy is expected to grow by 6.6% this year, making it the fastest-growing economy in the EU. Prime Minister Robert Abela hailed this as a testam
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Delia Challenges Finance Minister on Gov’t Costs: ‘Where’s Your Calculator?’
Opposition Leader Bernard Grech presses Finance Minister Clyde Caruana for cost estimates of government projects, sparking a debate on transparency in spen
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Abela vs Borg: 5 Key Talking Points from Xtra Debate
PM Robert Abela and Opposition Leader Bernard Grech clashed on economic recovery, COVID-19 management, corruption, and more in last night’s Xtra Debate.
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DJ Marky Back in the Booth After Assault Case Dropped
DJ Marky returns to ‘The Garage’ after his partner drops assault charges. What does this mean for Malta’s nightlife?
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PN Vows to Block EU Gaming Tax
Malta’s MEP David Casa warns that a future Nationalist Party government would veto EU plans for a new online gaming tax, sparking a political storm in Vall
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Malta Tops EU Growth Charts Until 2027
Malta’s economy is set to lead the EU in growth until 2027, driven by strong recovery and successful vaccination campaign, according to the EU’s Autumn Eco
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Malta’s UN Climate Victory
Malta makes waves at the UN with a resolution affirming states’ climate change obligations. What does this mean for our little island?
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Air France, Airbus Guilty in 2009 Crash: Maltese Families Find Closure
A French court finds Air France and Airbus guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 crash of Flight 447, bringing closure to Maltese families who los
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Malta’s Roads: From Ride-Sharing Today to Driverless Taxis Tomorrow
Malta-based startup Momentum plans to launch shared ride services in 2023, with driverless taxis by 2040. Here’s what this means for you.
