Sliema Residents Rally Against New Guesthouse Development
Residents of Sliema voice strong objections as PA approves a six-storey guesthouse, raising concerns about community impact and local character.
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‘Voice of the small must not be lost,’ President says
The Importance of Every Voice in Our Community On a warm afternoon in Valletta, the sun casts a golden hue over the historic buildings lining Republic Street, and a palpable excitement fills the air. This vibrant atmosphere was the backdrop for President Robert Abela’s recent address at the National Council for the Disabled. His message…
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New measures unveiled to combat ‘dangerously high’ alcohol consumption
On a balmy evening in St. Julian’s, the vibrant nightlife buzzes with laughter and chatter. Yet, beneath the surface of this lively atmosphere lies a troubling statistic: nearly 50% of Maltese adults report consuming alcohol at hazardous levels. In response to this pressing public health issue, the Maltese government has unveiled a series of new…
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Malta’s Economic Stability Attracts New Investments
Discover how Malta’s stability is drawing significant investments, boosting local businesses, and shaping a vibrant economy.
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PN ready to continue chief justice talks, Borg insists
Negotiations on Chief Justice Position Heat Up As discussions surrounding the Chief Justice role in Malta intensify, PN spokesperson Alex Borg recently expressed optimism about the ongoing negotiations. The political climate is charged, with both sides keenly aware that the appointment carries significant implications for the judiciary and governance. The backdrop of this debate is…
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Clinton Calls for Trump to Testify in Epstein Inquiry
Hillary Clinton demands Trump testify as she faces the US House panel over Epstein ties, raising questions of political accountability.
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Iran, US hold talks in push to avert war
Tensions Rise as Iran and the US Engage in Diplomatic Talks In a surprising turn of events, diplomatic representatives from Iran and the United States convened in Geneva just last week, aiming to find common ground amidst escalating tensions that have many concerned about the possibility of war. The backdrop of these discussions is as…
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Students Use Art to Highlight Digital Dangers
Students’ drawings from Birkirkara reveal awareness of digital dangers, sparking vital conversations about online safety.
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EU states can tap existing funds to improve abortion access, Commission says
Brussels Urges EU States to Enhance Abortion Access Imagine sitting in a small café in Valletta, sipping on a traditional pastizzi, when a friend shares her worries about accessing reproductive healthcare. It’s a concern that’s echoed across Europe, especially as the European Commission recently stated that EU member states can utilize existing funds to improve…
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A Tribute to Blessed Nazju Falzon at the Law Courts
Discover the newly unveiled painting of Blessed Nazju Falzon at Malta’s Law Courts and its significance for justice and community.
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Community Pushes Back Against Cannabis Ads Near Schools
Signs promoting cannabis near St. Julian’s School removed after community outcry. Learn about local concerns and future steps.
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Instagram’s New Feature: A Lifeline for Teens
Instagram alerts parents when teens search for suicide terms, promoting mental health awareness.
