Sliema Crash: Driver Without Residence Permit Held Maltese Licence
A driver involved in a Sliema crash held a Maltese licence despite not having a residence permit. How did this happen, and what are the implications for Ma
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Save Gozo’s History: Protect Its Landscape
Discover why Gozo’s historical landscape is under threat and what can be done to protect it. Join the conversation on preserving Malta’s sister island’s un
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Malta’s Alex Borg Conquers Everest
Malta’s Alex Borg becomes the first Maltese national to reach the summit of Mount Everest, inspiring locals with his achievement
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Gżira Balcony Fall: Man in Critical Condition
A man is fighting for his life after falling three storeys from a balcony in Gżira. Neighbors recount their desperate rescue attempts and police launch an
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Żabbar Saves Hompesch Theatre from Developers
Żabbar council buys historic Hompesch Theatre to save it from potential development, securing the future of a cultural landmark in Malta
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Borg Slams Israeli Minister’s Conduct: ‘Unacceptable, Period’
Malta’s Foreign Minister Ian Borg condemns Israeli Tourism Minister’s ‘deeply disturbing’ behaviour, sparking local outrage and support for Malta’s diploma
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US Charges Former Cuban President with Murder
The US charges former Cuban president Raúl Castro with murder, sparking reactions from Malta’s expat community and raising questions about the future of US
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Malta’s Lilu King Rape Case: Alleged Hush Money Offer Shocks Community
A young woman alleges she was offered money to retract her rape accusation against Jordan Azzopardi, sparking outrage in Malta and reigniting debates about
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US Eyes Arctic Renewal: What Does It Mean for Malta?
As the U.S. considers strengthening its presence in Greenland, what does this mean for the Arctic and for Malta, with its own Arctic connections and resear
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Drugs Seized in St Paul’s Bay Patrol
A routine police patrol in St Paul’s Bay leads to a significant drug seizure, highlighting the Malta Police Force’s commitment to keeping Malta’s streets s
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Taiwan’s Tsai Welcomes Trump’s Call, Breaking Diplomatic Protocol
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen publicly acknowledges call from U.S. President Trump, a departure from diplomatic protocol that could signal a shift in U.S.
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PA Delays Decision on Illegal Manoel Island Padel Courts
The Planning Authority postpones its decision on the legality of popular padel courts on Manoel Island, leaving players and residents in limbo
