Maltese Writer Wins Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Adrian Grima, a Maltese writer, wins the Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe, bringing Malta’s literature to the global stage
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King Charles III Visits US: What Malta Stands to Gain
King Charles III’s US visit stirs memories of Malta’s colonial past and sparks discussion about our future relationship with the UK
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Malta Strengthens Rule of Law with Commonwealth’s Nadi Declaration
Malta Signs Commonwealth’s Nadi Declaration to Strengthen Rule of Law In a significant move for Malta’s legal framework and its standing within the global…
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Anġlu Farrugia’s Leadership Role: A New Era for Malta in the Commonwealth
Anġlu Farrugia Elected to Commonwealth Speakers Organization Leadership: A Milestone for Malta for Malta’s political landscape, Anġlu Farrugia, the…
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Malta’s Call for Commonwealth to Mediate in Gaza and Ukraine
Commonwealth to be Voice of Peace in Gaza, Ukraine – David Agius Malta, a small yet influential member of the Commonwealth, has always been at the…
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King Charles III’s Vatican visit in October: How Malta’s faith, tourism and history fit into the royal pilgrimage
King Charles III to visit Vatican in October: What it means for Malta’s historic ties Valletta’s bells had barely finished tolling for Sunday mass when…
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Malta Feels the Shockwave: UK, Australia & Canada Recognise Palestine—What It Means for the Island
Valletta’s Republic Street was already buzzing with late-afternoon shoppers yesterday when the push-notification lit up phones: the United Kingdom,…
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Malta told to free its secrets: Commonwealth demands FOI overhaul and end to 90-year-old sedition law
Malta has been told to tear down the legal walls that still hide public information and to finally erase the crime of “sedition” from its statute books,…
