Malta’s Black Death Inspires Graphic Novel
Discover how a 16th-century epidemic inspired a gripping graphic novel set in Malta’s ancient streets, bringing history to life one comic panel at a time.
Discover how a 16th-century epidemic inspired a gripping graphic novel set in Malta’s ancient streets, bringing history to life one comic panel at a time.
A minor car scrape in Msida escalated into a fist fight, leaving one man injured and another arrested. The community reacts to the unusual incident.
Campaigners in Malta breathe a sigh of relief as controversial planning reform bills fail to pass, preserving the island’s heritage and environment
A man from Msida has been charged with assault after a fight broke out at a local carwash, leaving one person injured and the community shaken.
Controversial planning reform bills, criticized for threatening Malta’s heritage and environment, withdrawn following public protests and opposition pressu
A Malta woman’s story of applying for disability benefits based on an acquaintance’s advice, navigating the complex process, and learning to trust her own
King Charles to meet Trump, urges unity as Malta watches and waits. What does this mean for the island?
A heated argument at a Msida carwash escalated into a brawl, leaving one man injured and another facing assault charges. Hot Malta has the story.
Campaigners in Malta celebrate as controversial planning reform bills are withdrawn following intense public pressure, but the battle is far from over
Malta Woman’s Disability Claim: “Advised by Acquaintance” Imagine this: you’re struggling with a disability, trying to navigate the complex maze of paperwork to claim benefits. Now, picture being told by an acquaintance that applying for disability is as simple as filling out a form. This is the reality for a Malta woman, who spoke to…
King Charles III’s upcoming visit to Malta hints at a diplomatic mission: urging the US and UK to ‘come together’.
Controversial Planning Reform Bills withdrawn after facing strong opposition from campaigners and residents. What’s next for Malta’s planning laws?