Taiwan’s Bold Move Stirs Malta’s Diplomatic Waters
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen breaks diplomatic protocol by calling US President Trump, causing ripples in Malta’s strategic diplomatic landscape
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Iran-US Tensions: Malta’s Role in the Crossfire
As Iran and the US trade threats, Malta’s diplomatic community watches closely, ready to play its part in maintaining peace in the region.
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Iran-US Tensions: Malta Caught in the Crossfire
As Iran and the US exchange warnings, Malta finds itself in a delicate diplomatic position, with its Iranian community watching developments with concern.
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Camilleri Unbowed: Malta’s Ambassador to the UN Stands Firm Amid Threats
Malta’s newly appointed UN ambassador, Roseanne Camilleri, remains undeterred despite threats made against an MP who supported her nomination. Camilleri’s
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Rubio Calls for Direct Israel-Lebanon Peace Talks
Senator Marco Rubio urges direct peace talks between Israel and Lebanon, presenting a historic opportunity for the Middle East. Malta could play a signific
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US-Iran Truce: What’s in it for Malta?
As US and Iran hold talks in Vienna, what does a potential truce mean for Malta? We break down the implications for the Mediterranean island.
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Malta Joins UN Walkout Against Netanyahu: How the Palestinian Debate Is Rocking the Mediterranean’s Smallest Nation
Netanyahu’s UN Walkout Echoes in Valletta: Maltese Diplomats Join Global Rebuke, Sparking Debate in a Nation That Knows Occupation First-Hand Valletta’s…
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Kim Jong-un’s ‘Fond Memories’ of Trump: Why Malta’s Diplomats, Bakers and K-Pop Fans Should Care
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…
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Mini Malta, Major Stand: How the Island Nation Is Championing a Special Tribunal for Ukraine
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…
