Invisible Lives: The Women of Malta’s Streets Every day, hundreds of women walk the streets of Valletta, some going unnoticed as they fulfill various roles in society. From the elderly lady selling handmade lace in Merchant Street to the young mother juggling her children and groceries, these women are everywhere. Yet, how often do we…
The Buzz Around Żepp on March 8, 2026 As the sun sets over Valletta, casting a golden hue over the historic buildings, a palpable excitement fills the air. On this particular evening, buzz surrounds a unique event known as Żepp, scheduled for March 8, 2026. But what exactly is Żepp, and why is it drawing…
Picture this: a large, unmarked vessel quietly slips into Valletta’s Grand Harbour under the cover of night, its purpose shrouded in secrecy. Unbeknownst to many, this could be one of the countless ships associated with Russia’s shadow fleet—an intricate web of vessels evading sanctions and conducting clandestine operations that have implications far beyond the shores…
Rising Tides: How the Iran Conflict is Impacting Malta’s Shipping Costs As you stroll along the bustling Valletta waterfront on a sunny afternoon, the sight of large cargo ships docked at the Grand Harbour usually conveys a sense of economic stability. But lately, a cloud of uncertainty looms over this vibrant scene. With escalating tensions…
A Momentous Occasion in the Vatican On a bright afternoon in Rome, the sun cast a warm glow over St. Peter’s Square as a delegation from Malta gathered to present a unique book to Pope Leo XIV. Titled “Malta: An Opus of Faith and Heritage,” this work is not merely an anthology of history; it…
The Accusation: A Stirr in the Political Waters On a typical sunny afternoon in Valletta, the air buzzed with heated discussions at the local coffee shops. Among the chatter, a particularly incendiary claim caught my attention. Former trade unionist Daniel Attard is facing heated accusations regarding his statements on Iran. These claims have sparked a…
A Fiery Scene at Dingli Quarry Flames engulfed the Dingli Quarry this past Saturday evening, creating a dramatic spectacle that drew the attention of locals and emergency services alike. Thick plumes of smoke billowed into the sky, visible from miles away, as firefighters battled the blaze for over three hours. The sight was both alarming…
Exploring Malta’s Industrial Heritage Through Time Have you ever walked through the narrow streets of Valletta and stumbled upon the remnants of a bygone era? The industrial heritage of Malta is often overshadowed by its stunning baroque architecture and bustling cafes. Yet, pieces of the island’s industrial past are scattered throughout its towns and villages,…
Verdala Castle Opens Its Doors for Lent and Holy Week Festival This weekend, as the sun casts its golden glow over the lush gardens of Verdala Castle, the air is filled with the rich aromas of local delicacies, mingling with the scent of blooming wildflowers. The annual Lent and Holy Week Festival has arrived, transforming…
Malta’s Remote Work Vision: Inspired by Ireland As the sun sets over Valletta, casting a golden glow across the ancient stone walls, a quiet revolution is unfolding in the world of work. Malta, a nation known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history, is setting its sights on Ireland’s progressive remote working regulations. With the…
Rector Stands Firm Amid Financial Scrutiny As the sun sets over Valletta, casting long shadows across the historic University of Malta campus, questions about its financial practices have sparked a heated debate. Following a recent report highlighting alleged fiscal mismanagement, Rector Alfred Vella took to the podium to defend the institution’s financial integrity. “We are…
The University of Malta, nestled in the heart of Msida, has recently found itself at the center of heated discussions regarding its financial management. With an annual budget exceeding €80 million, the institution is now facing scrutiny over alleged inefficiencies and lack of transparency. The Rector, Professor Alfred Vella, has stepped forward to defend the…
