Swede on Trial for Pressuring Wife to Sell Sex in Malta
A Swedish man stands trial in Malta for coercing his Maltese wife into prostitution, shedding light on the island’s dark side of sex trafficking and exploi
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Swede on Trial for Pressuring Wife to Sell Sex in Malta
A Swedish man is on trial in Malta for allegedly pressuring his Maltese wife to engage in prostitution, raising awareness about human trafficking in the Me
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Malta’s Blitz: Resilience in the Face of Destruction
Eighty years after the brutal Blitz, Malta remembers, rebuilds, and celebrates its resilience in the face of devastation
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Malta’s Blitz: 80 Years On
Exploring Malta’s resilience in the face of destruction and death during the Blitz of April 1942, and how the island’s spirit endures today.
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Malta’s Blitz: 80 Years On
Remembering the devastating April 1942 Blitz that left Malta scarred but unbroken
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Malta’s April 10 Announcements: Road Reroute Sparks Debate, Solar City Initiative Promises Clean Energy
Two major announcements on April 10, 2026, promise to reshape Malta’s landscape: a controversial road reroute project and the ambitious Solar City Initiati
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Malta’s Nine Fridays: A Devotion to Remember
Experience Malta’s rich cultural heritage through the traditional ‘Nine Fridays’ devotion honouring the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Join the procession, light a
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Trump’s Iran Deal Optimism: Malta’s Energy Future at Stake
President Trump’s optimism about reviving the Iran nuclear deal could have implications for Malta’s energy future. Here’s what locals need to know.
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Malta’s Master of Colours: Paul Camilleri-Cauchi
Discover the vibrant, contemplative world of Maltese artist Paul Camilleri-Cauchi, whose art is a celebration of Malta’s colours and history.
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New Law Lets €1.5M Tax Evasion Case Slide
Malta’s new Voluntary Disclosure Facility lets a €1.5 million tax evasion case go, sparking debate on amnesty and compliance
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Meloni’s Iran War Proposal: What It Means for Malta
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni’s proposal to suspend EU spending rules for military aid to Iran raises questions about Malta’s EU-funded projects and economy. L
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Malta’s €1.5M Tax Evasion Case: A New Law’s First Test
A €1.5 million tax evasion case in Malta highlights the controversial Voluntary Disclosure Facility, sparking debate about pragmatism and justice.
