Valletta watches London burn: Maltese diaspora holds breath as far-right violence erupts across the capital By late afternoon on the Strand, the scent of tear-gas drifted as far as the Maltese kiosk outside St Mary’s church, where 73-year-old Ġorġ Zammit had queued for his weekly ftira. Instead of the usual chatter in Maltese, the queue…
**Watch: Madrid Bar Explosion Injures 25 – What It Means for Maltese Travellers and Expats** A powerful gas explosion that tore through a popular Madrid bar on Friday evening has left 25 people injured, five of them critically—including a 26-year-old Maltese man who had been living in the Spanish capital for the past two years….
1,000 Police Lock Down London As Far-Right And Anti-Racist Crowds Clash—What It Means For Maltese Living In The Capital By Hot Malta Correspondent Valletta time: 16:45. While Sliema ferries bob gently in the afternoon sun, WhatsApp groups linking Maltese students in Camden and nurses in Hammersmith are pinging non-stop: “Avoid the Strand, tubes closed.” “Stay…
