Sliema’s Union Club Turns 200: A Tea-Soaked Trip Through History
Discover the story of Malta’s oldest social club, the Union Club in Sliema, as it celebrates 200 years of serving tea and bringing communities together.
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Malta’s Mothers of Invention: Driving Change, One Idea at a Time
Discover the inspiring story of Malta’s Mothers of Invention, a group of women using their skills and time to innovate and improve the community.
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Valletta’s Galdes-shaped Void: A District 6 Profile
Exploring the complex history and future prospects of District 6 in Valletta, a Galdes-shaped void that’s more than just an empty plot.
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EasyJet’s Malta Operations Hit by Middle East War
EasyJet reports deeper first-half loss due to reduced flights from Malta to Israel amid Middle East conflict, impacting Malta’s tourism industry
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Ian Borg Slams Israeli Minister’s ‘Disturbing’ Conduct in Valletta
Malta’s Foreign Minister Ian Borg condemns Israeli Minister Yoel Razbozov’s visit to the Israeli Embassy in Valletta, calling it a ‘deeply disturbing’ brea
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US Charges Former Cuban President with Murder
The US has charged former Cuban president Raúl Castro with murder, sparking international debate and putting Malta in an awkward position
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Lili King Case: Money Offer to Silence Rape Victim Shocks Malta
Malta’s Lili King rape case takes a shocking turn as victim alleges offer to drop charges. A call for justice and change in Malta’s #MeToo moment.
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US-Greenland Moves: What Does It Mean for Malta?
US envoy’s statement about Greenland sparks speculation about potential US military presence, with implications for Malta’s Arctic interests and business o
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Drug Bust in St Paul’s Bay: Man Arrested, Drugs Seized
A routine police patrol in St Paul’s Bay, Malta, leads to the arrest of a man in possession of illicit drugs, sparking community concern and increased poli
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Taiwan’s Tsai Upends Diplomatic Norms with Trump Talk
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen’s public eagerness to speak with U.S. President Donald Trump breaks diplomatic protocol, with Malta watching closely
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PA Delays Decision on Illegal Manoel Island Padel Courts
The Planning Authority postpones its decision on the controversial padel courts built illegally on Manoel Island, sparking debate on development and sports
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Mount Carmel Garden: Nurses Warn of Patient Dangers
Malta’s largest public hospital faces safety crisis as nurses report patients escaping through gaps in refurbished garden’s fencing
