Malta

A recent British TV show has sparked a heated debate in Malta about the nation’s ability to self-critique and confront its complex history. The program, which touched on Malta’s past and its relationship with the…

Pembangunan kontroversi 13 tingkat di Xlendi telah diterima, memicu perdebatan di kalangan masyarakat. Projek ini, yang dicadangkan oleh Excel Investments, melibatkan pembangunan 46 unit perumahan, sebuah toko serba ada seluas 180 meter persegi, dan garaj…

Bahu busuk yang berasal dari tempat pembuangan sampah ilegal di Fgura telah memaksa Camp de Marte Police Station (CPD) untuk turun tangan dan mengambil tindakan. Warga setempat telah lama mengeluh tentang bau busuk yang tidak…

The Gozo fast ferry has achieved a significant milestone, with over one million passengers using the service so far this year. This impressive figure highlights the popularity of the ferry service, which connects Malta and…

The victim of the Mġarr truck tragedy has been identified as Manuel Ciantar. Details surrounding the incident are still emerging, and authorities are investigating the circumstances leading to the accident. Our thoughts are with the…

The Żabbar Local Council is calling for a public protest in response to the recent approval of a five-storey development in the area. The council’s decision to mobilize public action reflects strong opposition to the…

Malta is on track to secure millions of euros in EU funding for mass transport projects, according to a recent report. The country is expected to benefit from the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) fund,…

To determine if the €140,000 penthouse and garage was a fair price in 2021, let’s look at the Maltese real estate market at that time. Property prices in Malta were relatively stable, with some fluctuations…

A Sicilian ceramist’s stunning crib figurines are currently on display at the Ta’ Pinu Gozo Art Exhibition, captivating visitors with their beauty and spiritual significance. The exhibition is a testament to the rich cultural heritage…

Travel chaos fears have eased after Airbus intervened with a software fix for its A320 aircraft, affecting around 6,000 planes globally. The issue, caused by intense solar radiation potentially corrupting flight control data, prompted airlines…