In a shocking turn of events that has captured the attention of the Maltese public, luxury vehicles from BMW and Mercedes were seized by local authorities as an unemployed man was held on drug charges. The incident, which took place in a quiet residential area, has sent ripples through the community, sparking discussions about the…
### Economic Growth Means Nothing If Families Struggle to Afford Food: Momentum Malta has long been celebrated for its economic resilience and growth, often cited as one of the fastest-growing economies in the European Union. However, a recent statement by Momentum, a local advocacy group, has brought a sobering reality to the forefront: despite the…
**Primary School Student Living in a Garage: The Hidden Reality and Community Impact in Malta** In a country known for its vibrant culture, rich history, and stunning architecture, it’s easy to overlook the less visible struggles that some Maltese families face. Recently, a heart-wrenching story has emerged from within our own communities, revealing the harsh…
### Child Protection Services Cases Double in Five Years: A Growing Concern for Malta In a concerning trend that has caught the attention of local authorities and the community, the number of cases handled by Malta’s Child Protection Services has doubled over the past five years. This alarming statistic underscores the increasing need for robust…
As the sun sets over the Maltese archipelago, casting a golden hue over the historic streets of Valletta and the bustling harbors, the community comes alive with the vibrant tapestry of voices that make up the island’s rich cultural fabric. On October 13, 2025, the letters to the editor section of local newspapers and online…
### Letters to the Editor: A Window into Malta’s Vibrant Community (October 9, 2025) The letters to the editor section has always been a cornerstone of journalism, a platform where the voices of ordinary citizens resonate, shaping public discourse and holding institutions accountable. In Malta, this tradition continues to thrive, offering a unique glimpse into…
Maltese Dominicans Re-Elect Provincial for a Second Term: A Vote of Continuity in a Changing Archipelago The narrow cobblestones of Valletta’s Republic Street were unusually hushed at dawn last Saturday, but inside the 16th-century cloister of the Dominican Priory of St Dominic, the air crackled with anticipation. By 7:30 a.m., the chapter hall—its walls still…
**Changing faces, empty promises: a story of disillusionment** The sun sets over Valletta’s majestic skyline, painting golden hues across the Grand Harbour as another political season unfolds in Malta. Yet beneath the postcard-perfect veneer, a familiar narrative repeats itself—one that has left many Maltese citizens increasingly cynical about the democratic process they’ve inherited from generations…
Watch: PM hints at financial compensation for family of Mirabelle Falzon Valletta – In a brief but loaded aside caught on camera during Tuesday’s parliamentary adjournment, Prime Minister Robert Abela appeared to open the door to “a measure of reparation” for the relatives of Mirabelle Falzon, the 20-year-old Gozitan woman whose 1980 disappearance remains one…
Woman jailed after admitting to stealing €250 in tips from Mellieħa kiosk The quiet seaside village of Mellieħa woke up yesterday to the kind of headline that feels almost surreal in a place where shop doors still stay open and neighbours still greet each other by name. A 34-year-old local woman has been handed a…
