Da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper’ in Malta: A Closer Look
Discover the story behind Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper’ and its connection to Malta, from the 2019 exhibition to the island’s artistic heritage.
Discover the story behind Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper’ and its connection to Malta, from the 2019 exhibition to the island’s artistic heritage.
Malta’s first female Minister for Social Dialogue, Helena Dalli, resigns, sparking a conversation about LGBTIQ+ rights and political change in Malta
Discover the importance of Malta’s neutrality in today’s interconnected world, its historical roots, and its practical implications for our foreign policy.
Discover the letters that captivated Malta on April 2, 2026, from reimagining Valletta’s waterfront to preserving traditional crafts and shaping our space
A peek into the letters to the editor on April 2, 2026, echoing the concerns, hopes, and dreams of Malta’s diverse community
Malta’s retail magnate, Joseph Cassar, launches The Maria Cassar Foundation in memory of his late wife, aiming to support local causes and revitalize a Val
A man has been charged with stealing €320 from a Puttinu Cares donation box in Valletta, shocking the local community and impacting the charity’s vital wor
Ombudsman warns of a decade-long delay in fully protecting Maltese citizens’ human rights, impacting real people in real Maltese towns and cities.
Former Air Malta HR boss, Joanne Abela, secures €55,000 in damages after winning unfair dismissal case against the airline
A Malta man, homeless and desperate, stole a wallet with €1,000, injuring the owner. He was sentenced to four years in jail, sparking debate about the crim
Malta’s Ombudsman reveals a decade of failures in protecting human rights, impacting everyday Maltese. Here’s what you need to know.
A homeless man in Valletta, Malta, was sentenced to four years in prison for stealing a wallet containing €1,000 and injuring its owner. The incident has s