Prison Officers’ Pay Promise: Election Timing Raises Eyebrows
Malta’s prison officers receive long-overdue back pay just months before election, sparking debate and suspicion about political motivations
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Malta’s Supermarket Democracy: Your Shopping Cart Influences Politics
Discover how Malta’s supermarkets are more than just places to shop. They’re hubs of political influence, shaping local and national policies. Dive into th
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Maltese Expat Still Voting: A Loophole in Electoral Roll
A Maltese man who renounced his citizenship remains on the electoral roll, raising questions about the accuracy of voter lists ahead of the general electio
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Malta’s Politics: From TV to Twitter
Discover how Malta’s political scene is evolving in the post-broadcast era, with digital engagement and data-driven decisions shaping the future of democra
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Election Desk: The Numbers Don’t Lie
Delve into the 2020 Maltese election results, exploring how the numbers tell a story of swing voters, issue-based politics, and the rural-urban divide.
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Labour’s Record-Breaking Telethon Raises €1.8M
Labour Party’s annual telethon raises a record €1.8 million for local charities, with 15,000 calls made and an average donation of €120.
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Malta’s Election Season Kicks Off: Voting Documents Collection Begins
Collection of voting documents for Malta’s upcoming election starts on Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know, including timings, locations, and why your vo
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Malta’s Political Puzzle: Half-Admissions, Full Manifestos
Malta’s political scene heats up as Prime Minister admits to knowing about €2.8 million mystery contract, while Opposition leaders unveil their manifestos
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Abela vs Borg: Who Do Labour Party Members Trust More?
Prime Minister Robert Abela challenges Alex Borg in the Labour Party leadership race, asking members to choose between them. Who will they trust?
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Grech Rallies PN Supporters in Mosta
PN leader Bernard Grech promises ‘contractual’ politics at a rally in Mosta, signaling a shift in Maltese politics ahead of the next general election.
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Prison Officers’ Pay Promise: Pre-Election Ploy?
Malta’s prison officers receive back pay promise just before election, sparking political row. Is it a genuine move or a vote-courting ploy?
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Maltese Expat Still on Electoral Roll: A Legal Grey Area
A Maltese expat who renounced his citizenship years ago is still on the electoral roll, raising questions about voting rights and legal clarity
