In the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta’s rich history and vibrant culture have always been its greatest assets. As we navigate through the complexities of the modern world, it is imperative that we recognize and harness the power of our human resources to drive progress and maintain our unique identity. Malta’s human resources are the…
— # Trio Wins Chemistry Nobel for New Form of Molecular Architecture: A Milestone for Science and Innovation in Malta In a groundbreaking announcement that has resonated across the scientific community, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to three esteemed scientists for their pioneering work in a new form of molecular architecture. This remarkable…
### World Dyslexia Day: Shining a Spotlight on the Importance of Well-being On October 28th, the world observes World Dyslexia Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about dyslexia and its impact on individuals, families, and communities. In Malta, this day holds a special significance as it highlights the ongoing efforts to support those affected…
**October 8, 2025: A Day of Announcements and Anticipation in Malta** October 8, 2025, dawned as a day of significant announcements in Malta, marked by a blend of cultural celebrations, community milestones, and strategic updates that promise to shape the island’s future. As the sun rose over the historic skyline of Valletta, the air buzzed…
In a landmark moment for the scientific community, a trio of physicists has won the Nobel Prize for their groundbreaking work on quantum mechanical tunnelling. This extraordinary achievement not only highlights the cutting-edge advancements in the field of quantum physics but also offers a unique perspective for us here in Malta, a country known for…
**Malta Takes the Lead in EU Work-Based Learning Initiative: A Step Towards a Brighter Future** Malta has once again proven its commitment to education and workforce development by becoming a key partner in an EU project focused on work-based learning. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between academic theory and practical experience, ensuring that…
**Not All ‘A’s: Unconventional Paths that Led to Nobels** In the realm of academic and scientific excellence, the Nobel Prize stands as the pinnacle of achievement. Traditionally, we envision the recipients as individuals who excelled in their studies, achieving top grades and following a conventional path to success. However, this is not always the case….
In the heart of Malta, a story has emerged that has sent ripples through the community, shaking the very foundations of trust and integrity. The Malta College of Arts, Science, and Technology (MCAST) recently uncovered a series of illegal transactions occurring within its payroll system. According to insiders, these illicit activities were not sporadic but…
Valletta’s 17th-century palazzo corridors are humming with a very 21st-century sound: the click-clack of laptops closing on yet another micro-credential. From the gaming studios of St Julian’s to the village band clubs of Żejtun, Maltese workers are quietly enrolling in evening boot-camps, Saturday AI labs and TikTok-length language sprints. The island that once exported limestone…
“Let’s get an A” – the three-word rallying cry that started on a University of Malta WhatsApp group last winter – has mushroomed into a national mood. Walk down Republic Street on a Saturday night and you’ll spot the slogan on crop-tops, bumper stickers, even the chalkboards outside pastizzerias (“Let’s get an A in ricotta!”)….
Shaping tomorrow: the future of education ======================================== Valletta – While tourists pose for selfies outside the 16th-century walls of St John’s Co-Cathedral, a quieter revolution is unfolding two streets away inside the former Treasury building. Here, in a sun-lit courtyard that once stored the Knights’ gold, 30 Maltese teenagers are huddled around 3-D printers, designing…
**From Junior Councils to University Halls: How Malta is Raising a New Generation of Student Leaders** *By Hot Malta Staff* VALLETTA – While most teens are still deciding which TikTok filter to use, 17-year-old Martina Camilleri from Żejtun is negotiating a €15,000 budget with the Mayor for a new youth chill-out zone complete with recycled-plastic…
