‘It’s Just Soap’: Marsascala’s Viral Sea Slime Sparks Fish-Farm Feud
‘Slime’ off Marsascala coast is foam, fish farm industry says MARSASCALA – Early risers on the south-eastern promenade got more than their usual dose of…
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Malta’s Hidden Care Force: Abela’s ‘Indian Nurses’ Remark Sparks National Soul-Searching
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s off-the-cuff remark during Sunday’s political rally—“It’s Indian nurses who take care of them”—has set island tongues…
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Maltese Dominicans Re-Elect Fr. Mark Fsadni: Why This Historic Vote Matters to Every Islander
Maltese Dominicans Re-Elect Provincial for a Second Term: A Vote of Continuity in a Changing Archipelago The narrow cobblestones of Valletta’s Republic…
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Abela ‘shocked’ by developer’s boast as Gozo tower row erupts
Robert Abela ‘shocked’ to hear Alex Borg’s comments on towers in Gozo By Hot Malta Newsroom VALLETTA – Prime Minister Robert Abela has declared himself…
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Smoke-Free Sands: Golden Bay & Ramla l-Ħamra Limit Lighting Up to Tiny Zones
Golden Bay and Ramla l-Ħamra, two of Malta’s most cherished stretches of sand, are about to smell a lot less like an ashtray. The government will…
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Bishop’s Independence Day Bombshell: Archbishop Scicluna Lists Malta’s ‘Betrayals’ in Explosive Sermon
Archbishop Charles Scicluna startled worshippers on Sunday when, from the steps of St John’s Co-Cathedral, he catalogued what he called the “betrayals of…
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Beyond the Fireworks: Momentum Urges Maltese to Question True Meaning of Independence Amid Modern Challenges
Momentum calls for reflection on the meaning of independence As Malta marks another Independence Day, the activist group Momentum is urging the nation to…
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Fatal Malta Tram Crash of 1904: When Progress Left Blood on Kingsway
When Malta’s Tramlines Turned Deadly: The Forgotten Carnage of 1904 The morning of 17 February 1904 began like any other in Valletta: hawkers shouted…
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Malta’s Top Build Seminar Unites Builders and Lawmakers in Historic Valletta Summit
Bridging Stone and Policy: How Malta’s Top Build Seminar is Rewriting the Rules of the Islands’ Skyline Valletta’s 17th-century bastions have survived…
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Maria Deguara: The Sliema banker tasked with saving Malta’s opposition party from financial ruin
Insight: The woman tasked with overhauling PN’s financial troubles In the shadow of Castille, where political fortunes rise and fall with the…
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New Malta-Italy undersea cable: Survey vessel arrives to secure island’s power future
Survey vessel deployed for second Malta – Italy undersea cable: A new lifeline beneath the waves The azure channel between Malta and Sicily is more than a…
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Mind Over Matter: How Thought-Controlled Tech Is Revolutionising Life Across Malta
Mind Over Matter: How Thought-Controlled Tech Could Transform Life in Malta On a quiet morning in Msida, Maria Camilleri sits at her kitchen table, a…
