Community Outrage as WWII Spy Site in St Julian’s Faces Redevelopment
Anger Over Plan to Turn St Julian’s WWII Spy Site into Hotel and Flats In a move that has sparked significant backlash from local residents and historians…
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The Slimy Side of History: Unraveling Malta’s Murky Past
The Slimy Side of History: Unraveling Malta’s Murky Past Malta, with its sun-kissed shores and rich historical tapestry, often presents a polished facade…
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Wartime Gozo Exhibition Colour Catalogue: A Cultural Treasure for Malta
Wartime Gozo Exhibition Colour Catalogue Published: A Cultural Milestone for Malta The rich mix of Malta’s history is woven with threads of resilience and…
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Wartime Gozo: A Powerful Exhibition of Resilience and Heritage
Exhibition on Wartime Gozo: A Journey Through History and Resilience In the heart of Gozo, a captivating exhibition is drawing attention to the island’s…
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Teeny Malta: Resilience and Identity Amidst the Wars of Giants
Teeny Malta in Wars of Giants – New Insights Malta, a small archipelago in the heart of the Mediterranean, has often found itself at the crossroads of…
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Eighty Years On: Sisters Thank Gozo for Wartime Mercy in Heartfelt Tribute
Watch: Eighty Years On, Sisters Thank Gozo for Wartime Act of Mercy In a touching gesture that has resonated deeply within the Maltese community, two…
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World War II Censored Mail Takes Center Stage at GPS Annual Exhibition
— World War II Censored Mail Takes Center Stage at GPS Annual Exhibition In a fascinating display of history, the 26th annual GPS (Genealogical and…
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Malta’s Timeless Tale: Two Friends Who Found Strength Amidst War Celebrate 90 Years
Watch: Friendship Born Under Bombs, Martin and Michael Mark Their 90th In the heart of Malta, where history is as much a part of daily life as the…
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Malta Unveils Rediscovered Painting of Nazi Brothel Madam: A New Historical Perspective
In a stunning revelation that has affected the art and history communities, a long-lost painting has resurfaced, depicting the madam of a notorious Nazi…
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Halberd’s Heroes: The 1941 Convoy That Fed Malta’s Fighting Spirit
The Night the Harbour Roared: How Operation Halberd Fed Malta’s Fighting Spirit It was just past 21:00 on 27 September 1941 when the blackout curtains of…
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Malta’s George Cross: New Research Reveals How Islanders Themselves Won the Iconic Award
Bombed, starved and down to its last drops of oil, Malta in 1942 was a limestone fortress that simply refused to cry uncle. For eight decades islanders…
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Russell Crowe haunted by Nazi role: what Malta’s filmmakers and war survivors can teach Hollywood
Russell Crowe shaken by Nazi role in ‘Nuremberg’ – and why Malta’s cinema lovers should care Valletta’s Grand Harbour may be 1,700 km from the ruins of…
