Xewkija’s ‘Temporary’ Park-and-Ride Woes Persist
Residents of Xewkija in Gozo are calling for the removal of heavy vehicles at the park-and-ride facility, with the ministry insisting it’s a ‘temporary’ so
Residents of Xewkija in Gozo are calling for the removal of heavy vehicles at the park-and-ride facility, with the ministry insisting it’s a ‘temporary’ so
Malta’s French community reacts to the abandonment of two children in Portugal, sparking local conversations about family support and child welfare.
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ADPD proposes a 50% renewable energy target by 2030 to combat climate change and reduce Malta’s energy dependence. Find out how they plan to achieve this a
Pembroke residents protest against a political consensus that could see their town transformed into a football complex, raising concerns about noise, traff
Transport Malta introduces stricter rules for Y-plate vehicles following a crash in Sliema, aiming to enhance safety and regulation
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Malta’s commitment to a greener future is evident with the announcement of extended electric bus routes and solar farm expansion in Delimara. Here’s what t
Tulsi Gabbard, Malta’s native daughter and US intelligence chief, resigns. The island reacts to the shock resignation and looks ahead to what’s next.
Exploring Malta’s political landscape beyond election promises, delving into the essence of democracy and the need for meaningful representation.
Residents of Pembroke argue that the proposed national stadium in Ta’ Qali is too close to their homes, causing potential noise pollution and traffic conge
Malta’s booming economy brings a tough choice: spend now or invest for the future. We explore the local investment scene and the role of pensions in buildi