Marsaxlokk Council vs Labour: Fish Hatchery Feud
Marsaxlokk Local Council clashes with Labour’s plans to build a €5 million fish hatchery, raising environmental concerns and sparking a heated debate about
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Buġibba’s Square Saga: ADPD Calls for Stronger Councils
ADPD criticizes long-running Buġibba square works, calls for increased local council power and funding. A look at Malta’s urban renewal challenges.
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Malta’s Role in US Greenland Gambit
US envoy’s remarks on Greenland spark debate about Malta’s role in Arctic geopolitics and sustainability
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Taiwan’s Tsai Breaks Protocol, Welcomes Trump’s Call
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen publicly acknowledges Trump’s call, breaking diplomatic protocol and sparking interest in Malta and beyond
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Caruana’s Silence on Labour Costs Raises Eyebrows
Labour Party’s treasurer Clyde Caruana faces criticism for not revealing the overall cost of the party’s election manifesto pledges, sparking transparency
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Marsaxlokk Council vs Labour’s Fish Hatchery Plan
Marsaxlokk Local Council objects to Labour’s manifesto plans for a fish hatchery, citing environmental concerns and fears of losing traditional fishing act
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Cuba’s Ex-President in US Dock: Malta’s Connection
Malta’s Cuban exile community reacts as former president Raúl Castro faces murder charges in the US for the 1996 plane shootdown. What does this mean for C
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US Eyes Greenland: A New Chapter in the Arctic?
The US is considering re-establishing a presence in Greenland, with implications for the Arctic and beyond. Here’s what Malta needs to know.
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Taiwan’s Tsai Breaks Protocol with Trump Call
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen makes a historic call to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, sparking reactions in Malta and around the world.
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Caruana’s Manifesto: Costs Unclear
Labour Party’s manifesto promises much, but the total cost remains unknown, raising questions about transparency and accountability ahead of Malta’s electi
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US Charges Former Cuban President with Murder
US indicts former Cuban President Raúl Castro for the 1996 shootdown of Brothers to the Rescue planes, resonating with Malta’s Cuban community
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Taiwan’s Tsai Ing-wen: Breaking Protocol, Making Waves
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen breaks diplomatic protocol by acknowledging a call from US President Trump, sparking reactions worldwide and in Malta
