Malta’s Mailbag: Echoes of Change in Our Postboxes
A glimpse into Malta’s changing landscape through the letters to the editor, from Valletta’s skyline to Gozo’s quiet fields, and the issues that matter mos
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Malta’s Moral Dilemma: Ideals vs. Favours
Malta’s cash-for-passport scheme raised its economic profile, but at what cost to its ideals? A look into the island’s struggle with its values and global
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Malta’s Early Voting Begins: Here’s Where & How to Cast Your Ballot
Early voting in Malta and Gozo starts today. Here’s a practical guide to help you cast your ballot before election day on 26 March.
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Malta’s Major Announcements: Green Spaces, Tech Hub Expansion, and Cultural Renaissance
Malta unveils plans for new green spaces in the Three Cities, expands its tech hub, and finds a new home for the Malta Arts Festival, promising a greener,
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Malta’s Democracy: More Than Meets the Eye
Beyond the elections and political campaigns, delve into the complex, nuanced process of democracy in Malta, its challenges, and its potential.
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Roberta Metsola Rallies Malta’s Future in Valletta
Roberta Metsola, the Nationalist Party’s candidate for Prime Minister, rallied voters in Valletta, calling on them to choose Malta’s future direction in th
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Letters to the Editor: Malta’s Voice Heard
Malta’s readers share their thoughts on Valletta’s transformation, education, and environmental protection in this week’s letters to the editor.
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Malta’s Pension Dilemma: Cash Today or Wealth Tomorrow?
Malta’s workforce grapples with the choice between immediate gratification and saving for retirement. Exploring the ‘Pension Plus’ initiative and the need
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Malta’s Shifting Sands: Ideals vs Favours
Malta’s rapid development has seen it trade ideals for favours, with political patronage and preferential treatment rife. Can the island recapture its lost
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Abela’s Last-Ditch Effort: ‘Collect Your Vote’
Prime Minister Robert Abela urges supporters to ‘collect your vote’ and keep campaigning until the last second as Malta’s general election approaches.
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Momentum Questions PN and PL Transport Plans
Malta’s youth-driven political movement, Momentum, has dismissed the transport plans of both the Nationalist Party and Labour Party as ‘fantasy politics’,
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Malta Invites NGOs to Monitor Rule of Law
Malta’s Attorney General invites local NGOs to join a working group, aiming to strengthen the rule of law through collaboration and independent oversight.
