Maltese Virtues: How Limestone, Bread & Ħniena Keep Malta Human
The way we are: our virtues A small-island survival kit forged by limestone, limestone dust, and each other Walk down any village core at 06:30 and you’ll…
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Malta’s Monday Thunder: Why One Letters Page Still Shakes Ministries
Letters to the editor – September 22, 2025 Hot Malta The Monday-morning ritual is the same in every bar from Birkirkara to Birżebbuġa: espresso, a warm…
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Mosta’s Female Art Takeover: Five Maltese Women Rewrite the Island’s Cultural Script
Five Female Artists Transform Mosta Into a Celebration of Womanhood and Island Heritage Mosta’s iconic dome has witnessed countless processions, feasts,…
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Malta’s Letters to the Editor: The Tiny Island’s Mightiest Public Square
Letters to the editor – September 20, 2025 By Hot Malta Staff Valletta’s morning light had barely dried the overnight drizzle when the first bundle of…
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Malta Tourism Awards Return: MTA Launches Second Edition to Celebrate Local Heroes
MTA Launches Second Edition of Malta Tourism Awards: Celebrating the Islanders Who Welcome the World Valletta’s Grandmaster’s Palace buzzed with more than…
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Malta’s Pride Paradox: How Europe’s Most LGBTQ-Friendly Nation Still Battles Deep-Seated Trauma
Malta, Pride and the Unfinished Psyche of a Traumatised Nation The rainbow flags were still fluttering above Strait Street when the WhatsApp messages…
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Letters to the Editor: How Malta’s 200-Word Notes Shape Laws, Lives and Lunchtime Debates
Letters to the Editor – September 18, 2025: The Nation’s Front-Room Debate By 6 a.m. The kiosks on Republic Street are already selling out of *Times of…
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Sarah Bajada’s unlicensed Fiat fiasco: Malta’s latest driving shame goes viral
Sarah Bajada’s very Maltese apology – “sorry, I didn’t know” – has become the island’s latest cautionary tale after the influencer-turned-entrepreneur was…
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Sliema cat-killer’s ‘violent upbringing’ defence sparks island-wide furor over Malta’s feline soul
Sliema cat-killer blames violent upbringing, court hears – but island’s feline faithful aren’t buying it A 34-year-old Sliema man who admitted to trapping…
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Malta’s Ink Rebellion: How Letters to the Editor Still Shake the Islands in 2025
Letters to the editor – September 15, 2025 By Hot Malta Staff Valletta’s 17th-century printing press at the National Library is humming again, but this…
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Malta’s Bold Leap Forward: How the Mediterranean’s Smallest Nation is Dancing into the Future with Confidence
Malta is moving forward – with confidence and purpose The sun rises over Valletta’s honey-coloured bastions, casting long shadows across a capital that…
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Ink & Island: How Malta’s Letters to the Editor Still Shape a Nation in 2025
Letters to the editor – September 14, 2025 From the stone balconies of Valletta to the fishing nets of Marsaxlokk, Maltese ink still matters By 7 a.m. On…
