EU Court Weighs Hungary’s Anti-LGBTQ Law
Malta watches as EU’s top court rules on Hungary’s controversial anti-LGBTQ law, with implications for the bloc’s stance on LGBTQ rights
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Malta’s Inflation Surge: Biting into Daily Life
Malta’s inflation rate hits a 10-year high, with prices climbing across the board. From Valletta’s markets to Paceville’s cafes, locals feel the pinch. Wha
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Malta Inflation Surge: Your Groceries Just Got Pricier
Malta’s inflation rate hits 6.7%, the highest in five years. Find out why your grocery bill is bigger and what you can do about it.
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Malta’s Urban Evolution Hits Tashkent
Malta’s urban transformation captured in photos exhibited in Uzbekistan, fostering cultural exchange
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Notary’s Widow Held Liable for €150K Debt
Malta court rules widow of late Notary Ivan Barbara personally liable for unpaid debt, sparking conversation about guarantee agreements
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Malta’s Public Transport: 160 Years of Evolution
From horse-drawn carriages to electric buses, explore Malta’s public transport journey over the past 160 years.
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160 Years of Maltese Public Transport: A Journey Through Time
Discover the evolution of Maltese public transport over 160 years, from horse-drawn carriages to electric buses, connecting communities and shaping our isl
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Malta Court Rules: Notary’s Widow Liable for €125k Debt
A Valletta widow, Maria Barbara, faces a €125k debt after the court ruled her liable for a loan taken by her late husband, Notary Ivan Barbara. The decisio
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Malta’s Public Transport: 160 Years of Evolution
Discover the history and future of public transport in Malta, from horse-drawn carriages to electric buses.
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Notary’s Widow Liable for €150K Debt: Shock Court Ruling
Malta court holds widow of late notary Ivan Barbara personally liable for €150,000 debt, setting a precedent in estate planning and debt management.
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Malta’s Human Rights in the Spotlight
International human rights lawyer Gavin Sullivan to speak in Malta, shedding light on the island’s human rights record and empowering locals to demand chan
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Malta Welcomes Record February Tourist Arrivals
Malta’s tourism industry kicks off 2023 with a bang, recording an 18.5% increase in tourist arrivals in February. Discover what’s drawing visitors to the s
