PN’s €1.4 Billion Metro Plan: Malta’s Public Transport Future?
The Nationalist Party unveils a €1.4 billion, five-year plan to revolutionise Malta’s public transport with a metro system. What does this mean for Malta’s
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Gaza’s Medical Crisis Hits Close to Home in Malta
WHO warns of critical medical shortages in Gaza hospitals. Malta’s hospitals, like Mater Dei, have treated injured Palestinians. Here’s how you can help.
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Carl Caruana Sentenced: Marsascala Shooting Case Concludes
Carl Caruana handed 12-year prison term for Marsascala shooting, bringing closure to a case that shook the peaceful Maltese town.
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ADPD Demands Mellieħa Land Transfer Reversal
ADPD calls on government to reverse course on transfer of prime Mellieħa land, citing environmental concerns and promises of sustainable development.
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Labour Dismantles Stadium Wall Without Permit
Labour Party removes National Stadium wall without planning permission, sparking controversy ahead of mass meeting
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Rape Suspect Rearrested After Valletta Chase
Matthew Vella, accused of rape, attempted to escape in Valletta, leading to a dramatic chase. He was rearrested, and the community reacts with outrage and
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Malta’s Urban Jungle: Can We Build Responsibly?
Malta’s rapid urbanisation raises concerns about the environment and heritage. Can a shift towards sustainable planning save our urban jungle?
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Franco Fenech: Malta’s Business Titan Passes Away
Franco Fenech, heir to the Tumas Group, passes away, leaving a void in Malta’s business landscape. The Tumas Group’s legacy, from Portomaso Marina to Drago
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District 7: Meet Your Candidates
Get to know the candidates vying for your vote in District 7’s local council elections. From traffic congestion to affordable housing, we’ve got the issues
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Putin’s Grip Tight Despite Domestic Storms
Vladimir Putin faces domestic headwinds but maintains a strong hold on power, impacting Malta’s Russian ties and economy
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Momentum’s Plan to Silence Malta’s Noisy Streets
Momentum pledges to tackle nuisance noise in Malta with a five-point plan, aiming to reduce noise pollution and improve the quality of life for residents.
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Pembroke Residents Battle Football Club’s Stadium Plans
Pembroke residents rally against a proposed football stadium development, arguing it will destroy their peaceful neighborhood. The football club counters w
