Malta’s Deep-Sea Pioneer: Dr. Miriam Borg Heads Atlantic Expedition
Malta’s Dr. Miriam Borg leads a groundbreaking deep-sea expedition to explore a remote part of the Atlantic, putting Malta at the forefront of global ocean
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Labour Leads by 30K: What Poll Means for Malta
Labour Party leads by 30,000 votes in latest poll. What does this mean for Malta’s political landscape and upcoming elections?
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Candidate Spends Campaign Funds on Public Defibrillator
Malta’s Żebbuġ sees a unique election campaign as candidate Mark Attard spends funds on a public defibrillator instead of flyers, putting community well-be
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Msida Bridge: Legal Battle Divides Community
Residents challenge Msida pedestrian bridge’s legality, sparking debate over progress and community impact in Malta
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Triq il-Gudja: Smooth Sailing Ahead
After years of anticipation, Triq il-Gudja’s refurbishment is complete, boosting local business, tourism, and green travel in Malta’s rural north.
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Heavy Vehicles in Xewkija: Temporary or Not?
Xewkija residents grapple with increased traffic and noise pollution due to heavy vehicles using a ‘temporary’ park-and-ride facility. Ministry assures it’
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Malta’s Construction Minister Tightens Safety Grip
Minister Ian Borg vows to crack down on construction safety violations, with new laws and education initiatives on the horizon
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Malta Invites NGOs to Monitor Rule of Law
Malta’s Attorney General invites local NGOs to join a working group, aiming to strengthen the rule of law through collaboration and independent oversight.
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Abela’s Election Marathon: ‘Collect Your Vote, Keep Convincing Until the Last Second’
Prime Minister Robert Abela urges supporters to collect votes and campaign until the last second in Malta’s upcoming election, a strategy evident on the st
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Malta Tightens Licence Rules After Sliema Crash
Transport Malta introduces new driving licence rules following the Sliema Y-plate crash, aiming to improve road safety and better prepare new drivers.
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Malta’s Mailbox: A Snapshot of Our Island’s Pulse
Dive into the letters that filled Malta’s mailboxes on May 23, 2026, offering a glimpse into the island’s collective thoughts and concerns.
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Malta’s Green Revolution: Wind Farm & Eco-Tourism Boost
Malta announces new offshore wind farm and eco-tourism projects, promising a greener future for the island nation.
