Borg Slams Israeli Minister’s ‘Unacceptable’ Behaviour
Malta’s Foreign Minister Ian Borg condemns Israeli Public Security Minister Amir Ohana’s controversial tweet, sparking diplomatic row
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Lili King Case: Money Offered for Silence
Lili King, a 21-year-old Maltese woman, alleges she was raped by Jordan Azzopardi and offered money to keep quiet. The case has sparked a conversation abou
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US Eyes Greenland: What Does It Mean for Malta?
US Ambassador to Denmark suggests putting ‘footprint back on Greenland’. What does this mean for Malta’s geopolitical stance and Arctic interests?
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Drug Bust in St Paul’s Bay: Man Arrested, €10K Worth of Drugs Seized
A routine police patrol in St Paul’s Bay led to a significant drug bust, with a man arrested and over €10,000 worth of drugs seized. The community reacts a
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Taiwan’s Tsai Ing-wen Breaks Diplomatic Norms, Welcomes Trump’s Call
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen publicly welcomes Trump’s call, breaking diplomatic norms. Malta watches with interest, balancing ties with China and the U
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PA Delays Decision on Illegal Manoel Island Padel Courts
The Public Authority postpones a decision on the legality of makeshift padel courts on historic Manoel Island, sparking debate on heritage and recreation i
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Mount Carmel Nurses Warn: Garden Refurb Could Cost Lives
Nurses at Mount Carmel Hospital raise alarm over garden refurbishment project, warning that patients could die due to lack of safe access.
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Borg Warns: Now’s Not the Time for Protest Votes
Malta’s Minister for Transport, Ian Borg, urges voters to engage constructively, not cast protest votes in the upcoming election.
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Can Malta Trust Election Opinion Polls?
As Malta heads towards the next election, can we trust election opinion polls? Let’s dive into the world of polling, its methods, biases, and limitations.
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Malta Joins Global Outcry Over Israeli Activist Detention
Malta joins international voices calling for the release of activists detained since the 2010 Gaza Freedom Flotilla incident, with locals in Malta voicing
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Malta’s Raging Protests Challenge PN’s Political Machine
Disillusioned Maltese voters take to the streets, challenging the dominance of the Nationalist Party ahead of the election
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PBS’s Eurovision Silence: A Bill Too Hot to Handle?
PBS cuts back on traditional billboard campaign for Eurovision due to budget cuts, relying on digital marketing instead. How will this impact Malta’s chanc
