Malta

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…

The police are currently searching for a group of masked thieves who carried out a daring robbery at a betting shop in Gżira. The incident has left the community on high alert, with authorities working…

In a groundbreaking display of unity and harmony, children took to the streets of Valletta, Malta, in the city’s first-ever peace march. The event aimed to promote peace, understanding, and tolerance among the island’s youth,…

The Greens are calling for the resignation of Minister Roderick Galdes following allegations of political interference and backroom deals involving Malita Investments PLC, a company responsible for managing state housing projects. The controversy surrounds Galdes’…

A rare and ancient map of Malta has been discovered alongside a plan of Jerusalem, showcasing the rich cartographic history of these iconic locations. The maps, created by renowned cartographers, offer a glimpse into the…

Charles Flores’ memoir, “Voices of Transition in Post-Colonial Malta,” offers a poignant and personal reflection on Malta’s journey through colonialism and independence. The book delves into Flores’ own experiences growing up in a Malta still…

A group of geologists has turned to crowdfunding to support their legal battle after being denied a seat on the British Crystallographic Association (BCA) council. The dispute highlights the challenges faced by scientists seeking leadership…