**Abela and Borg Agree: Malta Needs a New Mass Transport System** Malta, the charming island nation known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, is facing a growing challenge that threatens to erode its quality of life: an outdated and overburdened transport system. In a recent joint statement, Prime Minister Robert Abela and…
### BirdLife Records 242 Incidents of Illegal Hunting, Claims ‘Enforcement Collapsed’ In a stark revelation that has sent ripples through Maltese society, BirdLife Malta has reported a staggering 242 incidents of illegal hunting, asserting that enforcement efforts have “collapsed.” This alarming statistic underscores a deeply rooted issue that not only affects the avian population but…
**Activists Urge White Paper on Planning Reforms, Warn of Escalation: A Malta Perspective** Malta’s vibrant and densely populated landscape is a tapestry woven with historical charm and modern development. However, recent years have seen a surge in concerns over urban sprawl, environmental degradation, and the loss of cultural heritage sites. This has led to a…
**Letters to the Editor: A Voice for the Maltese Community on October 10, 2025** In the heart of Malta’s bustling media landscape, the letters to the editor section remains a vital platform for citizens to voice their opinions, share their experiences, and engage in meaningful dialogue. As we delve into the letters received on October…
# Announcements − October 10, 2025: A Day of Significance for Malta October 10, 2025, marks a day of notable announcements in Malta, each carrying its own weight and significance for the local community. From cultural events to community initiatives, these announcements reflect the vibrant and dynamic nature of Maltese society. Firstly, the Ministry of…
### 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…
In a recent development that has sparked considerable debate among the Maltese public, the Malta Development Authority (MDA) has clarified its stance on the controversial 13-floor project in Xlendi, Gozo. Despite widespread opposition to high-rise structures on the island, the MDA has declared that this particular project does not constitute a “tower” and thus does…
**EU Commission Begins Legal Action Against Malta Over Landfills and Renewables: A Call for Change** Malta, a sun-kissed island nation known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes, is facing a new challenge that could reshape its future. The European Commission has initiated legal action against Malta over concerns related to landfills and…
In the heart of Japan, an unexpected drama unfolded in a supermarket, leaving two people injured by a bear. In a separate incident, a man was killed in another bear attack. These events, though far from our shores, resonate with Maltese communities in unexpected ways. Malta, with its rich history and strong sense of community,…
**Momentum Renews Call for Answers on Ta’ Qali Gravel Works: A Tale of Heritage and Community** In the heart of Malta, where history and culture intertwine, the village of Ta’ Qali has always been a symbol of the island’s rich heritage. Known for its historical significance and natural beauty, Ta’ Qali has become a focal…
In the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta stands as a beacon of historical richness and cultural vibrancy. Yet, amidst its bustling tourism, economic growth, and development, a growing sentiment echoes through the streets: “We deserve better, not just more.” This phrase captures the essence of a community that is not merely content with quantitative growth…
Feast, Fireworks & Future-Proofing: What September 29, 2025 Has in Store for Malta Valletta’s Grand Harbour woke up to a double bang this morning: the crackle of Petard Day fireworks heralding the city’s patron saint, and the quieter pop of a government press-release embargo lifting at 07:00 sharp. While devotees hurried to the 06:30 Mass…
