Can We Trust Malta’s Election Opinion Polls?
As Malta’s election season heats up, we examine the reliability of election opinion polls, their methodology, and recent controversies that have left voter
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Malta Joins Global Outcry over Israeli Flotilla Incident
Malta condemns Israeli Navy’s interception of humanitarian flotilla, joining international call for inquiry into Gaza incident
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EU’s ‘Return Hubs’: Malta’s Role in EU Migration Reform
Malta braces for potential role in EU’s ‘return hubs’ migration reform, with local experts and officials weighing in on the proposed plan
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Momentum’s Three-Point Plan: A Beacon of Hope for Domestic Violence Victims
Momentum, a local NGO, proposes a three-pronged approach to support domestic violence victims in Malta, focusing on immediate safety, long-term empowerment
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Malta Health Alert: Contaminated Thyme Packets
Malta’s health authorities issue warning over Salmonella-contaminated thyme packets. Check your herbs, stay safe.
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3 Clerics Banned Over Child Abuse in Malta
The Vatican bans three church personnel from public ministry due to sexual abuse of minors in Malta, sparking shock, anger, and calls for justice and refor
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GO plc Hits €250M Revenue Milestone
Malta’s telecommunications giant GO plc crosses €250 million revenue mark, driving the country’s digital revolution
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Malta Inflation Surge: What It Means for Your Wallet
Malta’s inflation rate hits 2.5% in April, affecting everything from fuel to food. Here’s what you need to know and how to navigate the change.
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Malta’s Youth: Ready to Govern
Discover the rise of Malta’s politically engaged youth, daring to dream big and ready to challenge the political establishment.
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Malta’s AI Fever: 6,000 Sign Up in 48 Hours
The ‘AI for All’ programme in Malta drew an unprecedented response, with over 6,000 residents signing up in just 48 hours. Here’s what’s driving Malta’s AI
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Drug Trafficking Suspect Denied Bail in Malta
A Malta-based suspect in a major drug trafficking case is denied bail, highlighting the country’s commitment to tackling organized crime. The trial is set
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PN Proposes School Wardens to Tame Malta’s Traffic Chaos
The Nationalist Party suggests deploying school wardens to manage traffic and improve safety outside Malta’s schools. What does this mean for parents, teac
