Pastizz & Recognition: How the Emmaus Story Is Rewiring Maltese Neighbourhoods
Sunday morning in Żejtun, and the bronze-skinned fisherman who sells lampuki at the parish steps is not just “the guy with the fish”. To 82-year-old…
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From Nazareth to Naxxar: How Malta’s Carpentry Revival Is Re-Shaping Island Faith
Christian spirituality: A tale of two Carpenters By our Hot Malta correspondent Żejtun parish priest Fr Reuben Micallef still remembers the moment he…
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Persuasion vs Pressure: How Maltese Sellers Push the Limits – and What the Law Says You Can Push Back
It starts with a smile, a free shot of ħelwa tat-Tork, and a “special price just for you, my friend”. Ten minutes later you’re standing outside a Sliema…
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€5,000 Humanoid Robot Lands in Malta: From Pastizz Runs to Parkinson’s Care, Islanders Split on High-Tech Housemates
A Humanoid Robot for €5,000: Malta’s Newest Household Helper or High-Tech Novelty? Picture this: you’re sipping a cappuccino on your Sliema balcony, the…
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€150 to watch Malta play? Fans cry foul as Netherlands match tickets cost more than rent
Tickets for Malta-Netherlands clash priced higher than monthly rent, fans fume By Hot Malta Newsroom Football-crazy Maltese families were left…
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Sunday Lifelines: The Maltese Pharmacies Keeping the Islands Healthy on 28 September 2025
Sunday morning, 28 September 2025, and while much of Malta still smells of last-night’s fenkata and the church bells are warming up for the 9 a.m. Mass, a…
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Fortina’s fortune: how a tiny Sliema cove became Malta’s five-star village
Fortina’s fortune: how a sleepy fishing cove became Sliema’s golden mile By Hot Malta staff Walk along the Sliema promenade at 6 a.m. And you’ll still see…
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Free Buses, €50M Green Grants & a 1938 Revival: Malta’s Triple Whammy Announcement Explained
Bells rang out across Valletta at noon on September 28, 2025, but they weren’t the usual cathedral chimes. Instead, the sound came from every parish band…
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From Valletta to Gaza: How Malta’s Streets Became a Lifeline for Palestine
Valletta’s Republic Street was a river of black, white, red and green on Saturday afternoon as more than 3,000 Maltese marched from City Gate to…
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From Campus Meme to National Motto: How ‘Let’s Get an A’ Took Over Malta
“Let’s get an A” – the three-word rallying cry that started on a University of Malta WhatsApp group last winter – has mushroomed into a national mood….
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From Knights to NFTs: How Malta’s Classrooms Are Rebooting for a Rising Sea Future
Shaping tomorrow: the future of education ======================================== Valletta – While tourists pose for selfies outside the 16th-century…
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Alex Borg: The Maltese Politician Making Morality Go Viral Ahead of EU Elections
Alex Borg and the politics of moral purpose By Hot Malta Staff Valletta’s Republic Street was still yawning itself awake last Saturday when Alex Borg…
