Activists Rally to Protect Ġgantija’s Buffer Zone
Activists voice concerns over proposed development in Ġgantija’s buffer zone, prompting a postponed decision from the government.
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Beirut Strike: Eight Killed, Tensions Rise Again
A tragic strike in Beirut leaves eight dead as Israel escalates threats. How does this impact Malta and the Mediterranean region?
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US Military Costs: What $11 Billion Means for Malta
The U.S. claims $11 billion spent in six days on Iran. How does this impact Malta’s economy and security?
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Transparency in Malta: db Group FOI Request Update
Explore the latest developments on the db Group FOI request and its implications for transparency in Malta.
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Malta’s €389,753 Budget Campaign: What You Need to Know
Discover how the Maltese government plans to spend €389,753 on a budget information campaign for 2026, aiming to enhance public understanding.
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Malta’s €250M Fund: Easing Energy Costs for Residents
Malta launches a €250M fund to help residents cope with rising energy prices. Find out how it impacts households and businesses.
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Mideast Conflict: Challenges for Malta and Beyond
Ian Borg warns of the Mideast conflict’s impacts, highlighting security, migration, and economic challenges for Malta.
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Planning Authority Welcomes Two New Members
Explore the recent appointments to Malta’s Planning Authority board and what they mean for local development.
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Meloni Condemns Iran School Missile Strike: A Call for Peace
Italy’s PM Meloni condemns the missile strike on a school in Iran, highlighting the importance of protecting education amidst conflict.
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Iran’s Supreme Leader Injured: What It Means for Us
Iran’s new Supreme Leader is injured but safe, raising concerns about the future. What does this mean for global politics and Malta?
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Trump Invites Iran to Compete in World Cup, Says Infantino
Trump’s remark about Iran’s welcome to compete in the World Cup raises questions about sports, diplomacy, and unity.
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Censorship at Malta Biennale Sparks Abortion Debate
Women on Waves claims their abortion artwork was censored at the Malta Biennale, igniting a local and international debate on women’s rights.
