**The Case for a Viaduct Rail in Malta: A Leap Towards Modernity and Connectivity** Malta, with its rich history and bustling urban landscapes, is no stranger to the challenges of modern infrastructure. As the island continues to grow and evolve, the need for efficient and sustainable transportation solutions becomes increasingly pressing. One such solution that…
In the labyrinth of human interactions, the delicate balance between intent and impact often becomes a subject of profound contemplation. In Malta, a nation steeped in rich history and vibrant cultural tapestry, this balance holds particular significance. From the bustling streets of Valletta to the serene beauty of the Maltese countryside, the interplay between what…
**National Property Conference 2025: Raising Standards, Building Trust** Malta’s property market has long been a cornerstone of its economic prosperity, but as the sector grows, so does the need for transparency and accountability. This is where the National Property Conference 2025 steps in, promising to set new benchmarks and foster a climate of trust within…
### Announcements – November 8, 2025: A Day of Community and Celebration in Malta As the sun rises over the Maltese Islands on November 8, 2025, the local community is abuzz with excitement. This day is not just another date on the calendar; it is a day of significant announcements and events that promise to…
**€10 Million Investment in 35 Schools for Environmental Projects: A Green Leap for Malta** Malta, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, is taking a significant step towards a more sustainable future. The recent €10 million investment in environmental projects across 35 schools is not just a financial commitment; it’s a cultural and community…
**Environmental and Health NGOs Urge Malta to Adopt Plant-Based Food Strategy** In a bold move to address pressing environmental and health concerns, several prominent NGOs in Malta are calling on the government to adopt a comprehensive plant-based food strategy. The initiative, spearheaded by organizations such as the Malta Environmental and Health Association (MEHA) and the…
**From 60 to 10: Large St Julian’s Apartment Block Downsized** In the heart of St Julian’s, a bustling and cosmopolitan town on Malta’s northwestern coast, change is afoot. A large apartment block that once housed 60 units has undergone a significant transformation, now accommodating just 10. This downsizing is not just an architectural change but…
**’Too Little, Too Late’: FAA and Resident Groups Slam Hospitality Sector Reforms** The Malta tourism sector, a cornerstone of the island’s economy, has recently been the center of a heated debate following the announcement of new reforms aimed at revitalizing the hospitality industry. However, these proposed changes have been met with a chorus of criticism…
Malta, known for its sunny skies and warm climate, is set to experience record-breaking temperatures in 2025, according to the latest United Nations report. The UN has predicted that 2025 will be among the top three warmest years on record globally, and Malta is no exception. This forecast has significant implications for the island’s environment,…
**Why an Amazon Chef Said No to a Vegan Dinner for Prince William Event: A Malta Perspective** In the culinary world, few decisions spark as much debate as the recent refusal by an Amazon chef to prepare a vegan dinner for a Prince William event. This decision has reverberated beyond the kitchen, reaching the shores…
— # Malta Pleased with Outcome of EU Talks Ahead of COP30 Summit: A Step Forward for Sustainability Malta, the charming island nation in the heart of the Mediterranean, has reason to celebrate as the recent European Union talks have yielded promising results ahead of the COP30 summit. The Maltese delegation, led by key stakeholders…
### New Hotels in Malta to Face Room Caps and Restrictive Building Regulations In a significant move to regulate the burgeoning tourism industry, the Maltese government has announced new measures that will cap the number of rooms in new hotels and restrict their right to rise two floors higher. This decision comes as part of…
