MFSA’s Supervisory Priorities for 2026: What to Know
Explore MFSA’s 2026 supervisory priorities and their impact on Malta’s financial sector and businesses.
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Voices of Malta: February 2026 Letters to the Editor
Explore the top letters addressing environmental issues, healthcare, culture, and community support in Malta this February.
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Abela Addresses Planning Reform Accusations Ahead of Election
Robert Abela denies delaying planning reforms as elections approach, sparking local debate on development and environmental concerns.
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Exciting Events in Malta and Gozo: Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2026
Explore the vibrant cultural events and activities in Malta and Gozo this week. From food festivals to art exhibitions, there’s something for everyone!
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Surgeon vs. Entrepreneur: A Local Skincare Controversy
A local surgeon’s request sparks controversy over a skincare entrepreneur’s business. Explore the implications for Malta’s small businesses.
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Malta’s Cannabis Clubs See Increased Stock Limits
New rules raise cannabis stock limits for clubs in Malta, enhancing access and fostering community engagement.
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Woman Asks to Drop Charges Against Husband in Valletta Court
A woman pleads in court to drop charges against her husband accused of threats, highlighting complex domestic issues in Malta.
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Enjoy a Lunchtime Concert of Renaissance and Baroque Guitar
Join us for a delightful lunchtime concert featuring Renaissance and Baroque guitar music at St. Catherine’s Church in Valletta.
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Valletta Lotto Office Heist: A Local Perspective
A homeless man steals €450 from a Valletta lotto office, sparking community dialogue on homelessness and security.
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Local Man Acquitted of Car Theft, Convicted of Threats
A local man is acquitted of stealing his ex-partner’s car but is convicted of threatening her, highlighting complex relationship dynamics.
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Dolly Parton: The Beloved Icon of Music and Philanthropy
Explore Dolly Parton’s journey and impact in Malta through her documentary.
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Maritime Hub’s €15M Bond Repayment Sparks Community Concern
The maritime hub faces a €15 million bond repayment, stirring community concerns and hopes for a brighter future.
