Labour’s 30K Vote Lead: What’s Next for Malta?
New poll shows Labour Party leading by 30,000 votes. What does this mean for Malta’s political landscape and the upcoming election?
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Malta’s Shifting Sands: Ideals vs Favours
Malta’s rapid development has seen it trade ideals for favours, with political patronage and preferential treatment rife. Can the island recapture its lost
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Abela’s Last-Ditch Effort: ‘Collect Your Vote’
Prime Minister Robert Abela urges supporters to ‘collect your vote’ and keep campaigning until the last second as Malta’s general election approaches.
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Roberta Metsola Rallies Voters in Malta’s Local Elections
Roberta Metsola, Malta’s European Parliament President, hits the campaign trail, rallying voters ahead of the local council elections. Your vote, your Malt
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Tulsi Gabbard’s Resignation: Malta Braces for Changes
Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation as US intelligence chief sends ripples to Malta, with locals discussing potential implications for the island’s intelligence co
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Malta: Democracy Beyond the Ballot Box
Exploring the importance of active citizen participation in Malta’s democracy, beyond voting. Featuring local NGOs and recent protests.
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Momentum Questions PN and PL Transport Plans
Malta’s youth-driven political movement, Momentum, has dismissed the transport plans of both the Nationalist Party and Labour Party as ‘fantasy politics’,
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Labour Leads by 30K: What Poll Means for Malta
Labour Party leads by 30,000 votes in latest poll. What does this mean for Malta’s political landscape and upcoming elections?
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Malta’s Deal with China: Trading Ideals for Favours
Malta’s €1 billion deal with China raises questions about the island nation’s geopolitical alignment and the price of economic pragmatism.
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Malta Invites NGOs to Monitor Rule of Law
Malta’s Attorney General invites local NGOs to join a working group, aiming to strengthen the rule of law through collaboration and independent oversight.
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Abela’s Election Marathon: ‘Collect Your Vote, Keep Convincing Until the Last Second’
Prime Minister Robert Abela urges supporters to collect votes and campaign until the last second in Malta’s upcoming election, a strategy evident on the st
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Tulsi Gabbard’s Resignation: Malta Takes Note
Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation as US intelligence chief sparks conversation and introspection in Malta, with local politicians weighing in on the potential im
