Man Jailed for Defying Court Order, Contacting Ex-Partner in Valletta In a quiet corner of Valletta, near the iconic St. George’s Square, a man found himself in handcuffs this week. His crime? Breaching a court order by contacting his former partner, a common scenario that took a serious turn in our island’s legal scene. The…
UK Police: Grenfell Tower Fire Charges Imminent As the sun set over the bustling streets of Valletta, news from across the pond has through the Maltese community. The Metropolitan Police have announced their intention to seek charges against 57 individuals in relation to the devastating Grenfell Tower fire that claimed 72 lives in June 2017….
Beware the Phishing Lure: LESA & Transport Malta Sound the Alarm on Scams Imagine this: you’re scrolling through your messages, and suddenly, a notification catches your eye. It’s from ‘Transport Malta’, warning you about an unpaid traffic fine. But something doesn’t feel right. The message is riddled with typos, and the link it provides looks…
Last Tuesday, the air in the Grandmaster’s Palace was thick with anticipation. Not the usual tourist chatter, but the buzz of local business owners and policymakers. The annual SME Chamber debate was about to kick off, and the room was abuzz with questions: What’s next for Malta’s small businesses? How can we navigate the challenges…
Court Upholds Jury Trial in Attempted Murder Case: What You Need to Know In the heart of Valletta, the hum of daily life continues, but behind the grand doors of the law courts, a legal battle is unfolding. This week, the defence team in an attempted murder trial sought to dissolve the jury, arguing that…
Smoke and Flames: The Mystery of the B’Kara Bowser Picture this: B’Kara, a quiet town in the heart of Malta, known more for its traditional bakeries and quaint churches than for dramatic scenes. Yet, on a seemingly ordinary evening last week, the peaceful streets were disrupted by an unexpected spectacle. A bowser truck, parked innocuously…
Jackson Pollock’s ‘No. 5, 1948’ Makes History in Malta’s Neighbourhood Imagine this: You’re strolling along the bustling streets of Sliema, the sun dipping below the Mediterranean, when you spot a crowd gathered outside a gallery. Whispers of ‘Pollock’ and ‘record-breaking’ catch your ear. That’s exactly what happened last week, as news of a Jackson Pollock…
Jackson Pollock’s “No. 5, 1948” Smashes Records in NYC, Echoes in Malta’s Art Scene Picture this: a bustling New York City auction house, Christie’s, under the glow of the spotlight. The room is abuzz with anticipation. The gavel falls, and with it, a new record is set. Jackson Pollock’s “No. 5, 1948” has just sold…
Letters to the Editor: A Snapshot of Malta’s Pulse on May 19, 2026 As I sit here at my desk in the bustling Strait Street, the heart of Malta’s nightlife, I’m struck by the contrast between the lively chatter outside and the quiet reflection I’m about to share. Today, I’m not just a journalist; I’m…
Debate Night: Malta’s Leaders Clash in Real-Time It’s 7:30 PM, and the air in the TVM studio is thick with anticipation. Tonight, Malta’s political heavyweights are squaring off in the first live debate of the 2022 election season. The stage is set, the cameras are rolling, and the nation is glued to their screens, ready…
Malta’s Cultural Calendar: A Week of Vibrant Events Awaits (May 18-24, 2026) As the Mediterranean sun begins to peak over the historic city of Mdina, Malta’s cultural calendar is set to burst into life this week. From the ancient streets of the Silent City to the bustling markets of Marsaxlokk, here’s your guide to what’s…
Cocaine Cache: €13,000 Worth of Drugs Seized in Qrendi In the quiet, picturesque village of Qrendi, a seemingly ordinary residence on Triq Ħal-Far Road has become the centre of attention. The Malta Police Force, in a swift operation, unearthed a stash of cocaine worth €13,000, leading to the arrest of a 35-year-old woman. From Qrendi…
