Manoel Island’s MIDI: Debunking Myths, Building Futures
Discover the truth behind Malta’s controversial MIDI project and its potential to transform Manoel Island into a sustainable urban gem.
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Malta’s Vertical Revolution: Turning the World Upside Down
Malta’s construction boom sees the island reaching for the skies, but can it balance growth with sustainability?
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Malta’s Green Future: A Vision for 2050
Discover how Malta can transform its agriculture and fisheries sectors by 2050, becoming a sustainable food powerhouse in the Mediterranean.
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MIDI & Manoel Island: Setting the Record Straight
Exploring the debate surrounding MIDI’s plans for Manoel Island, balancing progress and preservation in Malta
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Valletta’s Street Art Revolution: Upside Down and Proud
Discover Malta’s vibrant street art scene, from the iconic ‘Girl on a Swing’ to politically charged murals, and the local artists turning Valletta into an
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Malta’s Childcare Crisis: A System That Works for All
Exploring Malta’s childcare conundrum, from affordability to availability, and the solutions on the horizon. Join the conversation.
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MIDI’s €43m Deal: A Necessary Evil or Strategic Move?
Malta International Airport accepts €43m offer from Vinci Airports. But why, and what does this mean for Malta’s skies?
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Vulcan Captain Returns to Żabbar 50 Years After Crash
Captain John McGregor visits Żabbar to pay respects 50 years after the Vulcan XM607 crash, finding forgiveness and understanding from the Maltese community
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Malta Needs Courage, Not Charisma
Malta’s political scene is overflowing with charisma, but what’s missing is courage. Let’s look beyond the flash and focus on the substance.
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Vulcan Captain Returns to Żabbar After 50 Years
Captain Brian Murphy returns to Żabbar, Malta, 50 years after surviving a deadly plane crash, to honor the town that saved him and to share a story of resi
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Malta Needs Courage, Not Charisma
Malta’s leadership should prioritize courage over charisma to effectively tackle corruption and drive progress, argues a seasoned journalist.
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Vulcan Captain Returns to Żabbar 50 Years After Deadly Crash
After 50 years, RAF pilot Joe Zammit returns to Żabbar, where his Vulcan bomber crashed, to celebrate the resilience of the community that welcomed him.
