# Netanyahu’s UN Walkout Echoes in Valletta: Maltese Diplomats Join Global Rebuke, Sparking Debate in a Nation That Knows Occupation First-Hand Valletta’s Grand Harbour was unusually quiet yesterday afternoon, but inside cafés along Strait Street the espresso machines hissed louder than the usual political gossip. The reason? Mobile phones buzzed with push alerts that Israeli…
Kim Jong-un’s Valentine to Trump: What Malta Can Learn From a Dictator’s “Fond Memories” Valletta’s café chatter on Tuesday skipped the usual Eurovision odds and leapt straight to Pyongyang. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s surprise confession—that he still has “fond memories” of Donald Trump and is open to fresh talks—was scrolling across Times of Malta’s…
From the honey-coloured bastions of Valletta to the narrow, sun-bleached alleys of Mdina, talk of a “special tribunal for Ukraine” is no longer a distant diplomatic echo. Over cups of strong Maltese tea at Café Cordina and on the shaded benches of Upper Barrakka Gardens, islanders are weighing the implications of a proposed international court…
