Malta’s George Cross: New Research Reveals How Islanders Themselves Won the Iconic Award
Bombed, starved and down to its last drops of oil, Malta in 1942 was a limestone fortress that simply refused to cry uncle. For eight decades islanders…
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From Jerusalem to Valletta: 800-Year-Old Organ Revival Sparks Maltese Wave of Musical Heritage Pride
Echoes Across the Med: How Jerusalem’s 800-Year-Old Organ Strikes a Chord in Malta Valletta’s church bells had barely finished their Sunday cascade when…
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Two Black Mondays: How a New Documentary Reveals Malta’s 90-Year Economic Struggle Through Ordinary Families’ Eyes
Watch: Two Black Mondays, 90 years of chronicling Malta’s history In the heart of Valletta, where limestone facades bear witness to centuries of…
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Malta Remembers: Gaza Flotilla Drone Strike Revives Mediterranean Ghosts
Valletta – The Mediterranean felt smaller and angrier this week when a humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza reported a drone strike that instantly…
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From Valletta Cafés to EU Boardrooms: How Trump’s ‘Department of War’ Rebrand Echoes Across Malta
Trump’s ‘Department of War’ Rebrand Sends Ripples Through Valletta’s Café Bars By Luke Vella, Hot Malta Correspondent Valletta – At 10 a.m. On a humid…
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Victory Day in Valletta: Stunning Photos Capture Malta’s Triple Celebration of Courage and Unity
In Pictures: Victory Day Celebrations Kick Off in Valletta The cannon boomed across Grand Harbour at sunrise, and Valletta’s honey-coloured bastions lit…
