### No Return to Normal: The New Reality in Malta As Malta emerges from the shadows of the pandemic, a palpable sense of uncertainty looms over the island. The phrase “no return to normal” resonates deeply within the local context, reflecting the profound changes that have reshaped our daily lives, culture, and community dynamics. While…
**Letters to the Editor – January 8, 2026: Malta’s Voice in the Community** In the heart of Valletta, where history and contemporary life intertwine, the letters to the editor section of local newspapers serves as a unique window into the collective psyche of Malta. The letters published on January 8, 2026, reflect not only the…
**Met Office Warns of Strong Winds, Colder Temperatures: What It Means for Malta** As the Maltese islands transition into the colder months, the Met Office has issued a warning about impending strong winds and a notable drop in temperatures. While this may seem like just another seasonal shift, the implications for the local community, culture,…
**Kenuna Tower in Gozo at Risk of Collapsing, PN Candidate Warns** In a stark warning that has sent ripples through the local community, a Nationalist Party (PN) candidate has raised concerns about the structural integrity of Kenuna Tower, an iconic landmark perched on the cliffs of Gozo. This 19th-century watchtower, built in 1899, has long…
### Six Dead in Weather Accidents as Cold Snap Grips Europe: A Malta Perspective As a cold snap sweeps across Europe, its chilling effects have not only claimed lives but also cast a shadow over communities far and wide. In countries like Poland, Italy, and Germany, the bitter cold has resulted in at least six…
**Announcements – January 6, 2026: A Day of Significance for Malta’s Community and Culture** As we step into the new year, January 6, 2026, stands out not just as another day on the calendar but as a significant moment for the Maltese community. Traditionally known as the Feast of the Epiphany, this day carries with…
**‘Record’ 150,000 Visited Gozo Over Christmas and New Year: A Celebration of Community and Culture** As the festive season drew to a close, Gozo, Malta’s sister island, experienced an unprecedented influx of visitors, with a record 150,000 people gracing its shores over the Christmas and New Year period. This remarkable surge in tourism not only…
### Cab Driver Pleads Not Guilty to Dealing Cocaine: A Deep Dive into Malta’s Drug Challenges In a surprising turn of events in the heart of Valletta, a local cab driver has pleaded not guilty to charges of dealing cocaine, raising eyebrows in a nation where drug-related issues are often swept under the rug. This…
### Vittoriosa Council Slams ‘Ridiculous’ Plan for Boutique Hotel with Rooftop Pool In a move that has ignited passionate debates within the local community, the Vittoriosa council has expressed vehement opposition to a proposed boutique hotel featuring a rooftop pool. The plan has been described by council members as “ridiculous,” sparking concerns over its potential…
### The Ruin of Gozo: A Cultural and Community Crisis Gozo, the sister island of Malta, is often celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. However, the island is currently grappling with a pressing issue that threatens its very essence: the ruin of its architectural heritage. From crumbling farmhouses to abandoned chapels,…
**Malta’s Economic Model Delivers: The Opposition Doesn’t Have One** In recent years, Malta has been a beacon of economic resilience and growth in the Mediterranean. The island’s economic model, characterized by a blend of tourism, financial services, and iGaming, has proven to be remarkably effective. While the government boasts about the impressive statistics that mirror…
### MIDI Seeks €15 Million for Fort Tigné and Fort Manoel: A Cultural and Economic Gamble for Malta In a recent development that has stirred discussions across Malta, MIDI plc, the private company responsible for the redevelopment of Tigné Point, has put forth a request for €15 million in public funding to restore and maintain…
