Potatoes and intensive farming: A slow-moving threat to Malta’s groundwater
Intensive cultivation of potatoes and vegetables is steadily driving nitrate contamination into Malta’s groundwater posing a threat to the long-term...
Intensive cultivation of potatoes and vegetables is...
Abela calls for stronger EU single market to shield small economies
Prime minister urges coordinated European strategy on competitiveness, trade...
Prime minister urges coordinated European strategy on...
Red weather warning in force as strong winds expected
A red alert will remain in place until early Friday morning, with authorities...
A red alert will remain in place until early Friday...
Part of ceiling collapses at school, PN wants answers from government
Students were evacuated after debris fell in a school hall during a dance...
Students were evacuated after debris fell in a school hall...
AFM signs contract for new US-built maritime patrol aircraft
US embassy says acquisition will boost Malta’s maritime surveillance and...
US embassy says acquisition will boost Malta’s...
PN invites public to participate in policy dialogue discussions at national convention
Nationalist Party says event under the ‘Malta ’l Quddiem’ theme will gather people’s input to shape future electoral programme
Nationalist Party says event under the ‘Malta...
Insurers want stiffer penalties on repeat offenders and average speed cameras
Malta Insurance Association says the decrease in speeding fines does not necessarily reflect safer driving behaviour
Malta Insurance Association says the decrease in speeding...
Windy weather forecast for carnival weekend, weather warning issued for Friday
Met Office warns of strong winds reaching gale-force, with rain showers expected throughout the carnival weekend.
Met Office warns of strong winds reaching gale-force, with...
Tourism spending nears €4bn as Malta records EU’s highest growth in bed nights
Malta records nearly €4 billion in tourism spending in 2025, the highest in the European Union, an 18% increase from 2024
Malta records nearly €4 billion in tourism...
WATCH | Promo video for national protest against Malta’s participation in Eurovision released
Malta: No Music for Genocide campaign has released a promotional video ahead of a national protest scheduled for Saturday 21 February, at 3pm in Valletta
Malta: No Music for Genocide campaign has released a...
Malta currently advised not to join Trump's Board of Peace
Permanent Secretary Chris Cutajar says that Malta is yet to receive a formal...
Permanent Secretary Chris Cutajar says that Malta is yet to...
Clyde Caruana 'won't move one inch' on agreement with pilots' union
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana was in a heated exchange in parliament as he...
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana was in a heated exchange in...
Government to issue tender for drone service linking Mater Dei and Gozo Hospital
Public call to be issued in the coming days for a drone service to establish the rapid transfer of pharmaceutical and biological material between Mater Dei...
Public call to be issued in the coming days for a drone...
Man admits to series of traffic offences while on bail for fatal Christmas eve crash
Stoyan Gafa, 21, pleads guilty to 11 charges following a multi-car collision in Santa Lucija, less than two months after being charged with causing the death...
Stoyan Gafa, 21, pleads guilty to 11 charges following a...
Two hospitalised after separate traffic accidents
Two traffic accidents occurred at the same time, leaving scooter and motorcycle...
Two traffic accidents occurred at the same time, leaving...
Five lessons from the Epstein Files, and why they matter to Malta
The Epstein files shed light on the hidden ecosystems through which global...
The Epstein files shed light on the hidden ecosystems...
No legal clarity on student schoolbag searches
There is no legal clarity as to whether schools can search student schoolbags...
There is no legal clarity as to whether schools can search...
Archbishop warns against ‘viper of calumny’ in St Paul’s feast homily
Archbishop Charles Scicluna says society must learn to reject false accusations and hasty judgements that poison reputations
Archbishop Charles Scicluna says society must learn to...
