Marsascala Shooting: Man Acquitted of Attempted Murder
A Malta jury acquits a man of attempted murder in the 2019 Marsascala shooting, leaving the community divided and questioning the use of force in self-defe
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Man Arrested with Drugs in St Paul’s Bay
A man was arrested in possession of drugs during a routine police patrol in St Paul’s Bay, Malta. The community reacts and police investigate.
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Taiwan President ‘Happy’ to Talk to Trump: Upending Diplomatic Norms
Taiwan’s Tsai Ing-wen breaks diplomatic protocol, expressing willingness to talk to US President Trump, sparking reactions from China and global speculatio
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PA Delays Decision on Illegal Manoel Island Padel Courts
The Planning Authority postpones its decision on the fate of unauthorized padel courts in Manoel Island, leaving players and neighbours in limbo. What’s ne
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Mount Carmel Garden: A Haven or Hazard?
Nurses warn of patient safety risks in Mount Carmel Hospital’s refurbished garden, highlighting the need for safety measures without compromising aesthetic
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DJ Mark Zammit: Case Dropped, Career Back on Track
Local DJ Mark Zammit returns to the decks after domestic violence case against him is dropped due to insufficient evidence
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Malta’s Gaming Industry: A Veto Promise Amid EU Tax Debate
MEP David Casa reveals that a future PN government would veto EU’s proposed common online gaming tax, sparking debate about Malta’s competitive edge in the
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Malta Tops EU Economic Growth Charts Until 2027
Malta’s economy predicted to grow at 5.6% annually until 2027, driven by business-friendly environment and skilled workforce, according to EU report.
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Air France, Airbus Guilty in AF447 Crash: Justice for Maltese Victims
A French court finds Air France and Airbus guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 crash of Flight 447, bringing closure to Maltese families
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Malta’s Mobility Future: Shared Rides Today, Driverless Taxis by 2040
Malta-based startup Momentum is set to transform the island’s mobility landscape with shared rides now and driverless taxis by 2040.
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Labour’s €1.2B Pledges: Where’s the Money?
Labour Party unveils €1.2 billion manifesto, but remains tight-lipped on how it plans to fund its ambitious spending plans. Hot Malta investigates.
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Sliema Crash: Driver’s Maltese Licence Raises Residency Questions
A foreign national residing in Malta without a permit was involved in a car crash in Sliema, raising questions about the ease of obtaining a Maltese drivin
