Storm Harry’s Aftermath: A New Safety Protocol in Malta As the winds howled and rain lashed down during Storm Harry last week, many Maltese residents found themselves hunkered down, bracing for the worst. While the storm has since passed, its impact left a lasting impression, especially on the construction sector. In a move to prioritize…
A Shift in Sentencing: A Loanshark’s Fate Altered On a brisk Wednesday morning in Valletta, the courtroom buzzed with anticipation as a convicted loanshark awaited his fate. The atmosphere was thick with tension, knowing that the decision could alter the lives of many in the community. The man, previously sentenced to 30 months in jail…
€1,300 Turns into €21,000: A Nightmare of Loan Sharks Imagine borrowing €1,300 to cover an unexpected expense, only to find yourself trapped in a web of debt amounting to €21,000. This is the harrowing reality for numerous victims of loan sharks in Malta, where the lure of quick cash has led many down a dark…
Walking through the bustling streets of Valletta, one can’t help but overhear snippets of conversations about the recent remarks made by Judge Mintoff regarding Prime Minister Robert Abela. These comments have sparked a wave of concern among citizens who are trying to decipher what they mean for Malta’s political scene. So, what’s behind Mintoff’s declaration,…
Prime Minister’s Transparency Stance Amid Investigation As the sun sets over Valletta, a city steeped in history and politics, Prime Minister Robert Abela finds himself at the center of a growing storm. His recent correspondence with the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life has sparked renewed dialogue about transparency and accountability in Maltese politics. The…
Lately, the conversation around work-life balance has gained momentum in Malta, especially as employees increasingly voice their need for better support in managing their professional and personal lives. The recent proposal for a ‘support leave’ policy aims to address these concerns, bringing to light the challenges many workers face. Imagine a scenario where a parent…
Welcome to the Hideout of ‘El Mencho’ In a picturesque enclave along Mexico’s Pacific coast, nestled among the lush hills and vibrant tropical flora, lies a resort that once provided refuge to one of the world’s most wanted drug lords, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, better known as ‘El Mencho’. This luxurious getaway, complete with infinity pools…
On a quiet afternoon in Valletta, the soft hum of local chatter fills the air as people move through the cobbled streets. Among them are individuals who have been deeply impacted by personal crises, seeking solace and support in the heart of Malta’s historic capital. In a promising step towards enhancing emotional and spiritual support…
A New Era for the Louvre Post-Heist On a chilly autumn morning, the Louvre Museum in Paris was not just a spectacle of art and history; it was a scene of intrigue and concern. Not long after a high-profile jewellery heist that rattled the world of art collectors and historians alike, France has appointed a…
HSBC Malta’s Profit Takes a Hit: A Closer Look On the bustling streets of Valletta, where historic charm meets modern business, HSBC Malta has announced a profit of €109.0 million for the year. This figure represents a staggering 29% drop from the previous year, raising eyebrows and prompting discussions among local financial experts and everyday…
A Tense Moment in Maltese Politics On a sunny afternoon in Valletta, political buzz fills the streets as Maltese citizens and officials alike await the Opposition’s response to the government’s latest nominee for the Chief Justice position. This is not just any appointment; it’s a role that carries significant weight in ensuring the integrity of…
As the sun sets over the bustling streets of Valletta, the pulse of economic optimism is palpable. With the Central Bank of Malta projecting a steady GDP growth of 3.7% from 2026 to 2028, the prospects for local businesses and investments are looking brighter than ever. This figure, while optimistic, raises questions about the sectors…
