— # December 14, 2025: A Day of Faith and Reflection in Malta Malta, a nation deeply rooted in its religious heritage, finds itself immersed in a day of spiritual significance on December 14, 2025. As the sun rises over the ancient streets of Valletta, it casts a serene glow on the island, highlighting the…
In his Republic Day message, Malta’s President George Vella urged the nation to do more to ease housing pressures, a pressing issue that resonates deeply with the Maltese community. As the country celebrates its 57th year of independence, the President’s call to action highlights a challenge that affects not only the economy but also the…
**We are hardwired to sing − and it’s good for us, too** Singing has been an integral part of human culture for millennia, transcending geographical boundaries and cultural differences. In Malta, this timeless tradition holds a special significance, deeply embedded in the island’s vibrant cultural fabric. From the haunting melodies of traditional Maltese folk songs…
**Aim is Not to Stop Car Buying, But to Reduce Car Use, Transport Minister Says** In a recent address to the Maltese public, Transport Minister Ian Borg emphasized that the government’s primary objective is not to discourage car ownership but to manage and reduce car usage on the island. This statement comes at a time…
**Cash in the Crosshairs: A Social Experiment in Malta’s Care Homes** In a daring social experiment that has sparked debate across Malta, cash is being left out in care homes to test the integrity of caregivers. This move, while seemingly simple, touches on complex issues of trust, societal expectations, and the ethical fabric of Malta’s…
In the heart of Europe, Malta often stands as a beacon of cultural diversity and historical richness. Its strategic location in the Mediterranean has always made it a crossroads for various civilizations, fostering a unique blend of cultures and perspectives. This cultural mosaic is what makes the Maltese audience particularly attuned to stories from around…
**Game Awards buzz is ‘cherry on top’ for ‘Clair Obscur’ maker** The world of gaming is abuzz with excitement, and rightfully so. The Game Awards, often dubbed the Oscars of the gaming industry, has once again highlighted exceptional talent and innovation. This year, the spotlight has shone brightly on a Maltese gem: the indie game…
### The Art of the Patriotic Edit: How Malta Keeps Its Narrative Alive In the modern digital age, the act of editing history has taken on a new dimension. From Wikipedia pages to social media timelines, the “patriotic edit” has emerged as a trend where individuals or groups subtly shape online narratives to align with…
**St. Aloysius: Rector’s Resignation ‘Not Linked to Overspending or Misconduct’** In the heart of Malta’s vibrant community, St. Aloysius College has always been more than just an educational institution; it is a beacon of cultural and spiritual heritage. Recently, the college was embroiled in a wave of speculation following the resignation of its rector. However,…
### US Wants Foreign Tourists to Disclose Their Social Media Histories: A Malta Perspective In a move that has sparked significant debate globally, the United States has recently proposed requiring foreign tourists to disclose their social media histories as part of the visa application process. This development has particular relevance for Malta, a nation known…
In the bustling streets of Valletta, where history meets modernity, the value of a broken phone might seem like a trivial matter. However, delve a little deeper into the intricacies of the global market, and you’ll find that a broken phone in Stockholm is worth more than one in Valletta. This peculiarity reflects broader economic…
**Letters to the Editor, December 10, 2025: A Voice for the Maltese Community** In a world dominated by digital communication, the traditional practice of writing letters to the editor might seem quaint. Yet, in Malta, this age-old tradition remains a vital channel for citizens to express their views, concerns, and aspirations. The letters published in…
