Malta’s First Match-Fixing Jail Term: 15 Months for Former Ħamrun Spartans Captain
A Maltese footballer has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for match-fixing, a first in the island’s history. The former Ħamrun Spartans captain accept
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Lebanon, Israel Set for Talks as Trump Blocks Iran
Lebanon and Israel agree to direct talks, brokered by the US, as the Trump administration’s Iran policy reshapes Middle East dynamics, with Malta playing a
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UĦM’s New Era: Long-Serving Director Resigns
After two decades, UĦM’s director Tonio Fenech resigns, leaving a significant void in Malta’s labour scene and opening a new chapter for the organisation.
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Malta’s Sea Health: A New Chapter
Discover how Project SeaHealth is tackling the challenge of measuring Malta’s sea health, from Marsaxlokk to Gozo.
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Local Footballer Begins 15-Month Jail Term for Match-Fixing
Malta’s Darren Caruana starts 15-month sentence for fixing high-profile matches, sparking soul-searching in local football community
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Israel, Lebanon to Hold Historic Talks Amid Trump’s Iran Policy
In an unexpected turn, Israel and Lebanon agree to direct talks, mediated by the U.S., as Trump’s Iran policy sparks a new dynamic in the Middle East. Malt
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UĦM Director Resigns: A New Chapter Begins
After 25 years, UĦM’s long-serving director resigns. What’s next for Malta’s national folklore agency?
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Malta’s Sea Health: A New Wave of Conservation
Discover how the SeaMonitor project is pioneering underwater listening stations to measure Malta’s sea health, protecting marine life, and inspiring ocean
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Malta Football Shaken: Player Jailed for Match-Fixing
A Malta footballer is sentenced to 15 months in prison for match-fixing, sparking outrage and calls for reform in the local football community.
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Lebanon & Israel in Historic Talks: Malta’s Role?
As Lebanon and Israel prepare for direct talks, Malta’s strategic location and neutrality could place it at the heart of this new chapter in the Middle Eas
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UĦM: Long-Serving Director Resigns, New Chapter Begins
After a decade at the helm, Professor Juanito Camilleri steps down as Director of the University of Malta. The search for a successor is underway, promisin
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Malta’s Sea Health Mystery Unveiled
Discover how the MedSeA project is tackling the challenge to measure Malta’s sea health, with the University of Malta at the helm.
