PN’s €1.4B Metro Plan: A Game Changer for Malta’s Public Transport?
The Nationalist Party (PN) has unveiled a €1.4 billion, five-year plan to revolutionize Malta’s public transport system with a metro network. But is it fea
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Gaza’s Medical Crisis Echoes in Malta’s Hospitals
Malta’s healthcare system faces challenges of its own, as the WHO sounds alarm on Gaza’s medical shortages. Locals respond with support and advocacy.
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Carl Caruana Sentenced: Marsascala Shooting Brings Justice
After two years, Carl Caruana is sentenced for his role in the 2019 Marsascala shooting, bringing justice to the peaceful Maltese town
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ADPD Battles Govt Over Mellieħa Land Transfer
ADPD calls on government to reverse decision to transfer public land in Mellieħa for industrial park, threatening rural way of life
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Labour’s Ta’ Qali Wall Demolition: No Permit, No Explanation
Mystery surrounds the sudden demolition of a wall at Ta’ Qali National Stadium ahead of Labour’s mass meeting. No permits, no explanations, just a gaping h
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Rape Suspect Rearrested After Valletta Chase
A rape suspect, moments after being released on bail, sparked a dramatic chase through Valletta’s streets before being rearrested. The incident raises ques
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Malta’s Planning Woes: Can ‘Build Now, Sanction Later’ Finally Be Challenged?
Momentum calls for an end to Malta’s ‘build now, sanction later’ culture, arguing for stricter planning laws and better public participation.
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Malta Mourns: Franco Fenech, Tumas Group Heir, Dies at 57
Franco Fenech, the heir to Malta’s Tumas Group, has passed away, leaving a void in the island’s business community and a legacy that spans from the Portoma
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Malta Rape Case: Woman Drops Charges After Alleged Threat
A 28-year-old Maltese woman drops rape charges against her former partner after he allegedly threatens to kill her, highlighting the struggle against intim
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Minister Slams Construction Sector: ‘No Room for Shortcuts’
Malta’s Labour Minister sends a stern warning to the construction sector following a spate of workplace accidents. Find out what’s being done to improve sa
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Malta Invites NGOs to Monitor Rule of Law
Malta’s government invites NGOs to help monitor the rule of law, a move aimed at strengthening democracy and rebuilding trust in the justice system.
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Malta’s Momentum Vows to Quiet Noise Pollution
Momentum, a Maltese political party, pledges to tackle noise pollution, promising a quieter Malta for all. Strict enforcement and innovative solutions are
