Breaking Free: Malta’s Urgent Need for Energy Reform
Exploring Malta’s oil dependency and the urgent need for renewable energy solutions.
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Work and the five-hour brain
The Five-Hour Brain: Reimagining Work in Malta Did you know that the average office worker is productive for only about five hours a day? In bustling Valletta, workers rush from one meeting to another, often feeling overwhelmed and fatigued. But what if you could harness those precious hours to maximize your output while enjoying a…
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Your Guide to Open Pharmacies on March 19, 2026
Discover which pharmacies are open today in Malta and their services.
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Iran targets Gulf energy sites after intelligence chief’s killing
Escalating Tensions in the Gulf Region As the sun sets over the tranquil Mediterranean waters, the distant rumble of political unrest echoes through the air. Just days after the assassination of a high-ranking Iranian intelligence chief, reports have surfaced indicating that Iran has set its sights on energy facilities across the Gulf region. This news…
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Tragic Cable Car Accident in Swiss Alps Claims One Life
A cable car accident in the Swiss Alps has left one dead and several injured. Explore local reactions and safety implications for travelers.
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MPs Urged to Prioritize Timely Replies to Questions
Speaker Farrugia calls for MPs to establish timelines for replies to ensure accountability in Malta’s parliamentary process.
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Swimmers Rescued in Distressing Beach Incidents
Two swimmers rescued in separate incidents at Malta’s beaches highlight the importance of safety while enjoying the sea.
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Iran was not rebuilding nuclear enrichment, US intelligence finds
On a sun-soaked afternoon in Valletta, as tourists meander through the cobblestone streets, a significant story unfolds quietly in the world of international relations. U.S. intelligence reports have revealed that Iran is not, as previously speculated, rebuilding its nuclear enrichment program. This revelation could reshape conversations around global security and diplomatic relations, particularly for those…
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Swimmer rescued from rough seas
A Narrow Escape: Swimmer Rescued from Rough Seas On a seemingly ordinary morning at St. Julian’s Bay, the sun hung low in the sky, casting a golden shimmer on the water. But beneath the surface, the sea was anything but calm. Just after 10 am, a local swimmer found themselves battling against fierce waves and…
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Malta has widest pension gap between men and women in the EU – report
The Gender Pension Gap in Malta Did you know that in Malta, women receive an average pension that is nearly 40% less than their male counterparts? This staggering statistic places Malta at the top of the European Union’s list for the widest gender pension gap. As the nation grapples with this pressing issue, it’s essential…
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Frank Salt Real Estate Sees Record Growth and Expansion Plans
Frank Salt Real Estate reports a record year, revealing impressive sales growth and future expansion plans in the Maltese property market.
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Lower Rue D’Argens Closure: What You Need to Know
Lower Rue D’Argens will be closed this Thursday for essential upgrades. Find out what to expect and how to navigate the changes.
