### Tourism Fuels Malta’s Economy: But at What Cost in 2026? As Malta approaches 2026, the nation stands at a crossroads, grappling with the dual-edged sword of tourism’s economic benefits and its potential repercussions on local communities and cultural heritage. The Mediterranean archipelago, renowned for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, has witnessed…
### Youths Meet with Government to Discuss White Rocks Plans: A Step Towards Community Engagement In a significant move towards inclusivity and community engagement, local youths gathered with government representatives recently to discuss the future of the White Rocks area in Malta. This meeting comes at a crucial time as the government seeks to revamp…
**Quo Vadis Malta? Navigating the Future of Our Island** As we stand at the crossroads of a new era, the question “Quo vadis Malta?” resonates profoundly within the hearts and minds of our citizens. Translating to “Where are you going?” in Latin, this phrase encapsulates the current state of flux in which Malta finds itself—caught…
### A Step in the Right Direction for Strategic Projects and PPPs in Malta Malta stands at a pivotal juncture in its development, as the government ramps up efforts to enhance strategic projects and public-private partnerships (PPPs) across various sectors. This shift towards collaboration between the public and private sectors is not only a means…
In recent times, the phrase “What have we done to this country?” has echoed through Malta’s streets, resonating deeply with its residents. It’s a question that encapsulates the concerns, frustrations, and hopes of a nation grappling with rapid change and the complexities of modern life. As we navigate these turbulent waters, it’s essential to reflect…
**Real Autonomy for Gozo: A Step Towards Empowerment and Identity** The idea of real autonomy for Gozo has been a topic of discussion and debate for years, resonating deeply with the Maltese community. As Malta continues to evolve, the call for greater autonomy for its sister island, Gozo, has gained momentum, reflecting a desire for…
Malta, with its rich history and vibrant culture, has always been a melting pot of diverse influences. From the Phoenicians and Romans to the Knights of St. John, the British Empire, and now the European Union, the island has seen waves of different peoples contributing to its tapestry. Yet, in recent times, there has been…
### Deborah Schembri Appointed to BCA Board: A New Chapter for Malta’s Planning Landscape In a move that has caught the attention of Malta’s planning and development community, former junior minister for planning, Deborah Schembri, has been appointed to the Board of the Built Environment Commission of Architecture (BCA). This development marks a significant chapter…
In a landmark decision that has sent ripples through Malta’s planning community, the Court has rejected Jorge Spiteri’s bid to retain his seat on the Planning Board representing eNGOs. This ruling has not only stirred a debate on the role of environmental NGOs in the planning process but has also highlighted the broader implications for…
**Abela Urges EU to Consider Island Realities in Climate Policy** Malta, a small yet vibrant island nation, has always been at the forefront of discussions regarding climate change and sustainable development. Recently, Prime Minister Robert Abela has taken a vocal stance on the need for the European Union to consider the unique realities of island…
— # Planning Reform Should Be Guided by Fairness, MDA Says The Malta Development Authority (MDA) has recently emphasized that any planning reform in Malta must be guided by fairness. This statement comes at a crucial time as the island nation grapples with rapid urbanization, environmental concerns, and the need to balance economic growth with…
### Malta’s Economic Powerhouse: Projected to Lead Eurozone Growth Until 2030 Malta, the tiny island nation nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, has once again made headlines for its remarkable economic resilience. According to recent projections, Malta is set to remain the fastest-growing economy in the Eurozone until 2030. This news is not just…
