Malta Rainfall Rebounds Slightly: Farmers Breathe, But Islands Remain Thirsty
A Drop of Relief: Malta’s Rainfall Shows Modest Recovery, But Farmers and Families Still Counting Every Cloud The skies above Malta have been stingy, but…
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Electric Ferries, Retro Buses & Lime Scooters: How Malta Is Reinventing the Way We Move
From the rattling yellow buses of the 1970s to the silent glide of today’s e-kick scooters, Malta’s streets have always told the story of who we are. Now,…
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Why Maltese Teens Refuse to Answer the Phone – and How It’s Changing Island Life
“Ħelow? Ħelow? Mela, qed tismeni?” The only reply is the hollow buzz of an unanswered call. Across Malta, from the narrow limestone alleys of Valletta to…
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Police and Priests Are Human Too: Why Malta Needs to Rethink Its Hero Pedestals
Police and Priests Are Human Too: Malta’s Unrealistic Expectations of Its Authority Figures In a nation where the parish priest still commands front-row…
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Malta Speaks: How Letters to the Editor Are Shaping the Islands’ Future
Letters to the Editor – September 5, 2025 Hot Malta readers have once again filled our inbox with the raw, unfiltered pulse of the islands. From the scent…
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PM distances himself from Jason Micallef threat to podcaster amid backlash
PM distances himself from Jason Micallef threat to podcaster amid backlash Prime Minister Robert Abela has broken his silence over a weekend firestorm…
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The gut of the undecided
The gut of the undecided: how Malta’s floating voters are reshaping the island’s future…
