— # Exciting Announcements Shape Malta’s October 19, 2025 October 19, 2025, marked a day of significant announcements that resonated deeply with the Maltese community. From cultural events to developmental projects, the day showcased a blend of tradition and progress, encapsulating the spirit of Malta’s dynamic and evolving identity. One of the most anticipated announcements…
## Maltese Rank Second in EU for Using Social Media as News Source Malta’s digital landscape has been making waves once again, this time with the Maltese emerging as the second highest users of social media platforms as a primary news source within the European Union. This revelation not only highlights the nation’s digital savviness…
In the heart of Malta, a unique initiative has captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike. The QLZH Foundation, a local non-profit organization, has brought together three seemingly disparate activities—yoga, olive picking, and dog rescue—in a harmonious blend aimed at promoting health, sustainability, and compassion. This innovative approach not only highlights the rich cultural…
**Title: ĊineAmbjent: A Cinematic Reflection on Malta’s Environmental Challenges** In a world where environmental issues are becoming increasingly urgent, Malta is stepping up to the plate with ĊineAmbjent, a film festival dedicated to highlighting the most pressing ecological concerns of our time. This unique initiative not only brings global environmental challenges into focus but also…
In Malta, the phrase “Play stupid games, win stupid prizes” might seem like a playful jibe, but it actually holds a mirror to a unique facet of Maltese culture and community life. From the bustling streets of Valletta to the quaint villages of Gozo, Maltese people have a deep-seated love for games and competitions, often…
**Watch: Repubblika Hosts Round Table Discussion on Democracy** *By [Your Name], Hot Malta* Democracy is a cornerstone of modern society, and in Malta, discussions around this critical topic are both timely and essential. Last week, Repubblika, a local initiative dedicated to promoting democracy and civic engagement, hosted a round table discussion that captured the attention…
— **Changing Perspectives – Spazju Kreattiv at 25: A Quarter-Century of Cultural Evolution in Malta** In the heart of Valletta, nestled within the historic walls of St. James Cavalier, Spazju Kreattiv has been a beacon of artistic expression and community engagement for a quarter of a century. As we celebrate this milestone, it’s worth reflecting…
### Letters to the Editor: A Window into Malta’s Vibrant Community (October 9, 2025) The letters to the editor section has always been a cornerstone of journalism, a platform where the voices of ordinary citizens resonate, shaping public discourse and holding institutions accountable. In Malta, this tradition continues to thrive, offering a unique glimpse into…
Malta, known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, is increasingly making strides in another crucial area—climate action. A recent review of the nation’s efforts has shown significant progress, reflecting Malta’s commitment to sustainable development and environmental stewardship. The journey towards a greener Malta is not just a political or economic initiative but…
**Letters to the Editor – October 7, 2025: A Glimpse into Malta’s Vibrant Civic Voice** In a world where digital communication often overshadows traditional methods, the Letters to the Editor section remains a timeless treasure trove of community engagement and civic discourse. On October 7, 2025, the Malta Times published a collection of letters that…
**Community Session on Human Rights in Xewkija: Gozo’s Village Square Becomes Classroom for Democracy** The parish hall behind Xewkija’s rotunda church filled faster than a summer festa firework sells out on Sunday. Pensioners arrived leaning on carved walking sticks, teenagers clutched mobile phones like rosaries, and a baker still dusted with flour slipped in at…
On a humid Thursday evening, the courtyard of Valletta’s old University building is buzzing—not with students cramming for exams, but with grandmothers, taxi drivers, tattooed artists and suited accountants balancing on plastic chairs. They are here for “Doing Democracy,” a monthly citizens’ forum that has quietly become Malta’s most influential political experiment since the 2011…
