— The President of Malta, George Vella, recently made headlines as he met with Maltese patients undergoing treatment in London. This gesture, though seemingly small, carries immense weight in the hearts of the Maltese community both in Malta and abroad. President Vella’s visit to St Thomas’ Hospital was a poignant moment that highlighted the deep-rooted…
**Title: “London Train Stabbing: A Shocking Incident with a Malta Connection”** **Article:** In the heart of London, a city known for its historical charm and bustling vibrancy, a chilling incident unfolded that has left both the British and international communities in shock. On a train bound for London, ten people were stabbed, an event that…
**db Group’s New Restaurant in Mayfair: Putting Malta on London’s Culinary Map** In a city as diverse and cosmopolitan as London, standing out in the culinary scene is no small feat. db Group, a Malta-based hospitality company, has achieved just that with the recent opening of their new restaurant in the prestigious Mayfair district. This…
Anna Calleja, the renowned Maltese artist, has once again made her mark on the international stage with a solo exhibition in London. This latest showcase of her work not only highlights her personal artistic journey but also reaffirms Malta’s growing presence in the global art scene. As her vibrant paintings grace the walls of a…
**London Fashion Week hopes to usher in new era with leadership change** As London Fashion Week kicks off this weekend, the global style capital is quietly undergoing its most dramatic transformation in decades – and Malta’s tight-knit fashion community is watching with bated breath. With Caroline Rush stepping down as CEO of the British Fashion…
Valletta watches London burn: Maltese diaspora holds breath as far-right violence erupts across the capital By late afternoon on the Strand, the scent of tear-gas drifted as far as the Maltese kiosk outside St Mary’s church, where 73-year-old Ġorġ Zammit had queued for his weekly ftira. Instead of the usual chatter in Maltese, the queue…
1,000 Police Lock Down London As Far-Right And Anti-Racist Crowds Clash—What It Means For Maltese Living In The Capital By Hot Malta Correspondent Valletta time: 16:45. While Sliema ferries bob gently in the afternoon sun, WhatsApp groups linking Maltese students in Camden and nurses in Hammersmith are pinging non-stop: “Avoid the Strand, tubes closed.” “Stay…
