Marsascala Shooting: Man Acquitted of Attempted Murder
A jury acquits a man of attempted murder charges in the 2019 Marsascala shooting, leaving the local community and legal experts shocked and debating the co
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Drugs Seized in St Paul’s Bay: Man Arrested in Routine Police Patrol
A routine police patrol in St Paul’s Bay, Malta, leads to the seizure of drugs and the arrest of a man, highlighting the need for community vigilance.
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Taiwan President ‘Happy’ to Talk to Trump: A Diplomatic Surprise
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen makes waves by expressing willingness to talk to U.S. President Trump, upsetting diplomatic norms and drawing reactions fro
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PA’s Manoel Island Padel Court Dilemma
The Planning Authority postpones decision on illegal padel courts in Manoel Island, sparking debate on sport, progress, and planning rules in Malta
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Mount Carmel Nurses: Refurbishment Threatens Patient Lives
Nurses at Mount Carmel Hospital raise alarm over ongoing refurbishment works, warning that patients could die due to the disruption and health risks.
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DJ Acquitted: Back in the Mix at Paceville’s ‘The Club’
DJ Mark returns to the decks at ‘The Club’ after assault charges are dropped, sparking conversation about consent in Malta’s nightlife scene
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PN’s EU Tax Veto Pledge: A Game-Changer for Malta’s Gaming Industry?
MEP David Casa pledges to veto EU online gaming tax, sparking debate about Malta’s gaming future. What’s at stake for the island’s €12M industry?
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Malta’s Economy to Lead EU Growth Until 2027
Malta’s economy is set to be one of Europe’s fastest-growing until 2027, according to a new EU report. Find out what’s driving our growth and the challenge
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Malta’s Martial Math: How BJJ is Adding Up
Discover the rapid growth and impact of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Malta, from its humble beginnings to its thriving community today.
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Malta Makes Waves at UN with Climate Change Resolution
Malta co-sponsors UN resolution affirming states’ obligations on climate change, boosting its commitment to environmental sustainability and green transiti
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Air France, Airbus Charged Over 2009 Crash
A decade after the Air France crash that claimed 228 lives, including seven Maltese, the French investigation body finds Air France and Airbus guilty of in
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Malta’s Momentum: Shared Rides Now, Driverless Taxis by 2040
Malta’s tech startup Momentum is transforming local transport with shared rides today and driverless taxis by 2040. Here’s what it means for the island.
