Malta’s UN Climate Victory: What It Means for Us
Malta co-sponsors UN resolution affirming states’ climate obligations. What does this mean for our island’s climate fight?
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Air France 447: Justice Served a Decade Later
A French court rules Air France and Airbus guilty in the 2009 crash of Flight 447, offering closure to victims’ families after a decade-long fight for just
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Driverless Cabs by 2040: Momentum’s Vision for Malta
Momentum proposes a future where driverless cabs rule Maltese roads by 2040. But is it feasible? And what does it mean for us?
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Labour’s Costly Secrets: Caruana Silent on Manifesto Pledges
Labour Party’s deputy leader Clyde Caruana refuses to disclose the overall cost of their election manifesto, raising questions about transparency and affor
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Sliema Crash: Driver Held Licence Despite No Permit
A driver involved in a Sliema crash was found to be holding a Maltese driving licence despite not having a valid residence permit, raising concerns about t
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Protect Gozo’s Historical Landscape: Our Story, Our Identity
Discover why Gozo’s historical landscape must be protected and how we can save it. From cultural heritage to economic value, let’s preserve our past for fu
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Maltese Mountaineer Summits Everest
Alex Borg becomes the first Maltese national to reach the summit of Mount Everest, a testament to Maltese resilience and determination.
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Gżira Man in Critical Condition After Three-Storey Fall
A 35-year-old man is in critical condition after falling from a third-floor balcony in Gżira, raising concerns about balcony safety in Malta’s urban areas.
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Għaxaq’s Gaping Galdes Gap: A District 6 Dilemma
Exploring the decade-long saga of District 6, a proposed commercial hub in Għaxaq that’s left a void in more ways than one. What’s next for this controvers
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EasyJet’s Malta Operations Take a Hit
EasyJet’s first-half loss deepens due to Mideast war, impacting Malta’s tourism industry and air traffic at Malta International Airport
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Malta FM Slams Israeli Minister’s ‘Disturbing’ Actions in Valletta
Malta’s Foreign Minister Ian Borg condemns Israeli Public Security Minister Omer Barlev’s ‘deeply disturbing’ behaviour at a conference in Valletta, callin
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US Charges Former Cuban President: Malta’s Stance
Malta watches as US charges former Cuban president Raúl Castro with murder. What does this mean for our island’s diplomatic ties?
