Malta’s Pragmatic Turn: Ideals vs Favours
Malta’s shift from progressive ideals to pragmatic favours, exploring the cost and potential reversal of this trend
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Candidate’s Unconventional Campaign: Defibrillators Over Flyers
A Maltese political candidate spends campaign funds on public defibrillators instead of flyers, sparking a conversation about meaningful political action.
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Msida Residents Challenge Pedestrian Bridge Plans
Msida residents take legal action against the Malta Transport Authority’s plans to build a pedestrian bridge, arguing it will mar the historic skyline and
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China Mine Blast: Malta Remembers, Reflects
Malta remembers its mining past as China grapples with coal mine disaster. Lessons learned, solidarity shared.
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Gudja’s Triq il-Gudja: A Smooth Ride Awaits
The Triq il-Gudja road project concludes, transforming the main road into a smooth, safe, and scenic route, boosting Gudja’s community and businesses.
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Heavy Vehicles Stir Up Xewkija Park-and-Ride Debate
Residents of Xewkija, Gozo, express concerns over the influx of heavy vehicles at the temporary park-and-ride facility. Ministry assures ‘temporary’ but fo
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Malta’s Connection: French Mother’s Abandonment Case Raises Questions
A French mother living in Malta leaves her two children by the roadside in Portugal, sparking a conversation about mental health services and community sup
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Malta & Gozo Kickstart Early Voting
Malta and Gozo begin early voting process, a first in the country’s electoral history. Here’s what you need to know about the new system and how to partici
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Roberta Metsola Rallies Malta’s Future in Valletta
Roberta Metsola, the Nationalist Party’s candidate for Prime Minister, rallied voters in Valletta, calling on them to choose Malta’s future direction in th
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Malta’s Driving Licence Rules Tighten Post-Sliema Crash
Transport Malta introduces stricter learner driver rules following the Sliema Y-plate crash, focusing on safety and accountability
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Letters to the Editor: Malta’s Voice Heard
Malta’s readers share their thoughts on Valletta’s transformation, education, and environmental protection in this week’s letters to the editor.
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Malta’s Green Revolution: Solar Plant, Eco-Tourism Boost, and More
Malta’s government announces a solar plant in Delimara, new nature reserves, and the launch of electric bus routes, marking significant steps in the island
