The incident was described by the Palestinian Authority as a field execution, while the Israeli military and police maintain that the men were 'affiliated with a terror network,' and that the killing is being reviewed

An attempt to tidy up MaltaToday’s style guide spiralled into a full-blown identity hunt, where Rabat and Victoria jostle for the title of Gozo’s true capital 

Virginia Gamba from Argentina is vying to be the next UN secretary-general when Antonio Guterres’s current term expires next year. While in Malta as a guest of the foreign ministry, she sits down with Kurt Sansone to discuss her bid, genocide and child soldiers.

Economist JP Fabri warns that Malta’s growth model is reaching its limits, arguing that Budget 2026 must be understood within a bigger shift towards long-term resilience, higher productivity, and a more holistic national strategy that goes beyond short-term fixes. He speaks to Nicole Meilak.

With time and water, the grass will grow in Ta’ Qali again. But if more mass events keep being held in the area, these regeneration efforts will be rendered useless. Arborist Jonathan Henwood joins MaltaToday for a second time at the Ta’ Qali family picnic area to demystify the second round of gravel scrutiny

Nationalist Party finance spokesperson Adrian Delia warns that Malta’s priorities are misaligned, with overcrowding, traffic gridlock, and uncontrolled public spending threatening quality of life. He sits down with Nicole Meilak to outline a Nationalist vision for an economy focused on high-value investment, stronger infrastructure, and responsible governance 

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says Trump administration is moving away from pushing 15% minimum corporate tax, leading to a domino effect which could leave Europe stranded

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana confirms that the pension-matching scheme for public sector workers is still in the works, despite delays caused by logistical hurdles and ongoing talks with stakeholders

Chamber of SMEs President Paul Abela speaks about the contradicting answers businesses listed when they were asked about their biggest concerns in the organisation’s latest survey. He sits down with Matthew Farrugia