Sliema Crash: Transport Malta Tightens Licence Rules
In response to the Sliema Y-plate crash, Transport Malta introduces stricter driver licensing rules to improve road safety in Malta
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Malta’s Pulse: Letters to the Editor, May 23, 2026
Exploring the collective consciousness of Malta through the letters to the editor on May 23, 2026, reflecting on heritage, traffic, green spaces, and educa
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Malta’s Green Revolution: Solar Plant & Electric Buses Unveiled
Malta’s largest solar plant and first electric buses inaugurated on May 23, 2026, marking significant strides in the island’s green energy transition
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Tulsi Gabbard’s Resignation: A US Intelligence Shake-up
Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation as US Intelligence Chief sparks curiosity in Malta, with diplomats watching closely as the island nation’s strategic ties with
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Malta’s Evolving Democracy: Beyond the Ballot Box
Discover how Malta’s democracy is evolving, moving beyond the ballot box and into everyday life, with initiatives like the ‘People’s Initiative’ law and lo
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Pembroke’s Stadium Dilemma: Too Far, Too Costly?
Residents of Pembroke, Malta, grapple with the pros and cons of a proposed new stadium, raising concerns about noise, traffic, and cost.
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Malta’s New District 8: Redrawing the Political Map
Discover how the creation of District 8 is reshaping Malta’s electoral landscape and local politics, with a focus on the central region’s growth and develo
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Fantasy Politics: Momentum Slams PN and PL Transport Plans
Momentum criticizes PN and PL’s traffic management plans, calling them ‘fantasy politics’. What does Malta need for credible transport plans?
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Malta’s Deep-Sea Pioneer: Exploring the Abyss
Malta-based scientist Dr. Marieke Reuvers leads an expedition to explore a remote part of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, shedding light on the mysteries of the de
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Labour’s 30,000 Vote Lead: A Red Tide Rising
Latest poll puts Labour ahead by 30,000 votes, reflecting voters’ support for the party’s handling of the pandemic and economic recovery. What does this me
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Malta’s Race to Develop: Time to Rethink?
Momentum challenges Malta’s ‘build now, sanction later’ culture, calling for sustainable development that respects heritage and environment
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Franco Fenech, Tumas Group Heir, Dies at 62
Franco Fenech, the heir to the Tumas Group empire, has passed away at the age of 62. His death leaves a void in Malta’s business landscape and a legacy tha
