### Clyde Caruana Warns: Mass Transport Proposals Could ‘Royally Screw Us’ In a recent live blog session, Clyde Caruana, a prominent figure in Malta’s urban planning and transport discourse, sounded a stern warning about the proposed mass transport initiatives. His comments have sparked significant debate among the Maltese public, highlighting the complex interplay between development…
### PL Wants Parliamentary Debate to Clarify Public Doubts About Generic Medicines In a move that reflects the growing concern over public health and pharmaceutical policies, the Labour Party (PL) in Malta has called for a parliamentary debate to address and clarify public doubts regarding generic medicines. This initiative aims to demystify the use of…
Letters to the editor – September 21, 2025 By Hot Malta Staff Sliema’s dawn cafés were already humming when the Times of Malta’s weekend edition hit the doorsteps. By 7 a.m., the paper’s letters page—three crisp columns under the fold—had become the islands’ most democratic parliament. Between sips of ħobż-biż-żejt and iced coffee, Maltese from…
**Letters to the Editor – September 16, 2025: The Pulse of Malta Speaks** The letters page of any newspaper is often described as the nation’s diary, and this morning’s edition of the Times of Malta is no exception. As the island wakes to another golden September dawn, the voices of fishermen in Marsaxlokk, pensioners in…
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 the third Sunday of September, the Times of Malta kiosk on Republic Street is already a miniature parliament. Retired teachers in linen shirts, bakers still dusted with…
Letters to the editor – September 13, 2025 Valletta’s silent piazzas at dawn are usually broken only by the clatter of delivery vans and the bells of St John’s Co-Cathedral, but this week the city’s coffee shops are humming with a different sound: the rustle of newsprint and the low murmur of neighbours reading yesterday’s…
Letters to the Editor – September 8, 2025: Valletta’s Living Room Debates Spill Onto the Page By 7 a.m. on Monday, the first bundle of Monday Times of Malta had barely landed on the doorstep of Café Cordina when the letters page was already being dissected over frothy cappuccinos. Between the clink of teaspoons and…
