Malta Outraged: Israeli Minister’s Video of Kneeling Activists Sparks Diplomatic Row
Malta condemns Israeli minister’s video of detained activists forced to kneel, sparking diplomatic row and global debate on human rights and conflict resol
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Malta Braces as Iran-US Tensions Escalate
Malta, a strategic crossroads between continents, finds itself in the spotlight as Iran-US tensions escalate. What does this mean for the tiny island natio
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Abela’s Election Pledge Blitz: Defending Project Announcements
Malta’s Prime Minister Robert Abela defends his strategy of announcing new projects during the election campaign, as critics label them ‘election propagand
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STMicroelectronics Expands in Malta with €250m Factory Upgrade
STMicroelectronics is set to expand its Malta operations with a €250 million investment, adding two new floors to its Birkirkara factory. The expansion is
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Alex Borg: People-First Politics in Malta
Alex Borg, the new Secretary General of Malta’s Nationalist Party (PN), promises to put people at the heart of its politics. But can he lead the PN back to
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Borg Warns: Now’s Not the Time for Protest Votes
Malta’s Transport Minister Ian Borg urges voters not to cast protest votes in the upcoming local elections, stressing unity and engagement over division
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EU’s ‘Return Hubs’: Malta’s New Role in Migration
Malta could become a key player in the EU’s new migration reform, with ‘return hubs’ set to change our role in the crisis. Here’s what you need to know.
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Momentum’s 3 Proposals to Aid Domestic Violence Survivors in Malta
Malta NGO Momentum calls for a one-stop centre, mandatory training, and a national strategy to combat domestic violence, aiming to empower survivors and si
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Health Alert: Dispose of Contaminated Thyme Packets
Malta’s MCCAA warns public about pesticide-contaminated thyme packets imported from Tunisia. Check your packets and dispose if necessary.
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Malta’s Church Rocked by Child Abuse Scandal
Three Maltese church personnel banned over sexual abuse of minors in 2025, sparking outrage and calls for reform
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Malta’s Inflation Rises to 2.5%: What It Means for Your Wallet
Inflation in Malta hit 2.5% in April, affecting prices of energy and food. Here’s what it means for your wallet and local economy.
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Malta’s Young Guns: From Protest to Parliament
Meet the young Maltese activists turned political candidates, ready to bring fresh perspectives to governance after years of protesting for change
