Pharmacies Open Today: April 12, 2026 – A Malta Guide Pharmacies Open Today: April 12, 2026 – A Malta Guide As you step out onto the sun-kissed streets of Malta today, April 12, 2026, you might find yourself in need of some essential medication or healthcare supplies. But with the weekend upon us, you might…
Easter Echoes of War: Russia, Ukraine Trade Prisoners as Malta Welcomes Refugees In the heart of Valletta, Malta’s capital, the sun casts a warm glow on the Grandmaster’s Palace, a stark contrast to the chill of geopolitical tensions thousands of miles away. Yet, the echoes of war in Ukraine reach this Mediterranean island, not just…
Capturing Malta’s Stargazing Spirit: Eight Photos from Artemis II Imagine this: Malta, a tiny island nation, its ancient stone walls and modern skyscrapers bathed in the soft glow of a moonlit night. Now, picture one of those moonlit nights being captured from space, by a camera on board NASA’s Artemis II mission. That’s exactly what…
Courtroom Tensions Rise as ‘Leave Malta’ Threats Surface in Loansharking Case In the stuffy, wood-panelled courtroom at St. George’s Square, Valletta, a chilling phrase echoed today: “You have a week to leave Malta.” These words, allegedly uttered by a loanshark, have brought a stark reality into the usually sterile environment of the law courts. The…
€8 Million Windfall: Seven New Scholarships Blow Open Doors for Maltese Students Imagine this: you’re a student in Malta, poring over your textbooks in the hushed silence of the National Library, dreaming of furthering your education but held back by the weight of tuition fees. Now, picture this – a lifeline, worth €8 million, just…
LED Tubes: Safe at Home, but EU Labels Raise Concerns Imagine this: You’re strolling down Republic Street in Valletta, the sun dipping low, casting a warm glow on the historic buildings. Suddenly, you notice the streetlights flickering to life, their LED tubes illuminating the cobblestones. You feel a sense of pride, knowing Malta is embracing…
Drugs Seized Near Detox Centre: A Blow to Malta’s Fight Against Substance Abuse Picture this: A quiet, tree-lined street in Msida, just a stone’s throw from the bustling University of Malta and the serene Msida Creek. It’s a neighbourhood where students, families, and seniors coexist, and where the local detox centre, Il-Hagar, stands as a…
Unveiling Gozo’s Spiritual Legacy: Chapels Stamped on Personalised Postage Picture this: a quiet morning in the heart of Gozo, the sun casting a golden glow over the ancient stone walls of a tiny chapel. You’re not just admiring the scene; you’re holding it in your hand, transformed into a postage stamp. This isn’t a dream,…
Traffic Snarls, Smiles, and Surprises: A Morning in Malta’s Capital It’s 8:30 AM on April 9, 2026, and Republic Street in Valletta is buzzing like a beehive. The usual morning rush is amplified today, not just by the hum of scooters and cars, but by an undercurrent of anticipation. Word has it that something big…
Placing Your Bets in Malta: A Guide to the Top 10 Betting Sites In the heart of Malta’s bustling Republic Street, where the scent of fresh pastizzi wafts through the air, you’ll find locals and tourists alike, not just browsing the shops, but also checking their phones, eyes gleaming with the thrill of a wager….
Ukraine’s Call for Silence: Kyiv Seeks Ceasefire After Iran Deal Imagine standing on the bustling Republic Street in Valletta, the sun warming your face, as you overhear a group of locals discussing the latest news. “Did you hear about Kyiv’s call for a ceasefire?” one asks. “After all this time, could this be the turning…
PA Overrules ERA, Għargħur Council: Urban Sprawl Approved In a decision that has raised eyebrows and hackles, the Planning Authority (PA) has approved a contentious urban development project in Għargħur, despite objections from the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) and the local council. The project, set to transform a rural area into a residential complex,…
