Understanding the €250 Million Energy Relief Fund As Malta braces itself for what could be a significant energy price surge, the Finance Minister has announced a substantial war chest of €250 million aimed at cushioning the blow for households and businesses across the islands. We’ve all felt the pinch at the pump and in our…
A Case That Shook Malta: The Reality of Abortion Laws As the sun set over Valletta, casting a golden hue across the historic capital, the courtroom buzzed with anticipation. A woman, who had faced intense scrutiny and public discourse, was about to learn her fate. Found guilty of undergoing an abortion, she was handed a…
On a sun-soaked morning in Valletta, the historic streets resonate with the sounds of construction. Scaffolding lines the facades of centuries-old buildings, a reminder of the delicate balance between preserving heritage and modernising infrastructure. Yet, amidst this backdrop of development, Malta finds itself among 19 EU states facing scrutiny for not submitting its building renovation…
The Impact of Global Turmoil on Airline Operations As the sun dipped below the horizon in Sliema, casting a warm glow over the bustling promenade, the world was watching closely as events in the Middle East began to unfold. With tensions escalating and the specter of conflict looming large, travelers and airlines alike are bracing…
Frank Bezzina: The Sole Candidate for University Rector As the sun rises over the University of Malta, casting golden hues on the iconic architecture of Msida, a significant moment in the institution’s history is unfolding. Frank Bezzina, a familiar figure in the academic scene, has emerged as the only candidate in the race for University…
Ian Borg warns of the Mideast conflict’s impacts, highlighting security, migration, and economic challenges for Malta.
Kirkop’s archpriest was acquitted of harassing a neighbor through bell ringing, igniting debate on tradition vs. individual rights.
Explore the Malta Biennale’s second edition opening March 14, showcasing local and international artists at the Mediterranean Conference Centre.
Explore how the Employers’ Association of Malta is mapping future skills needs to align education with job market demands.
A Sliema man was acquitted of injuring an employee at a butcher shop, sparking community discussions on workplace safety.
Explore the recent appointments to Malta’s Planning Authority board and what they mean for local development.
Italy’s PM Meloni condemns the missile strike on a school in Iran, highlighting the importance of protecting education amidst conflict.
