Malta Guinness's 'We Move Platform' brought the second edition of its 'Dance with Vim' competition to Bukom Arena in Accra, transforming the boxing venue into a dance battleground.

A German NGO rescued 65 people between Malta and Lampedusa, with the Italian Interior Ministry assigning the distant port of Savona, prompting criticism that European policy abandons people to their fate.

A 65-year-old man died in a morning accident on the Delvinë–Sarandë national road in Albania, while a 27-year-old Telangana man was killed in a road accident in Malta, with his family awaiting repatriation.

A traffic accident occurred in the Dolac Malta neighborhood of Sarajevo during the morning hours, resulting in one person being injured when a vehicle overturned.

An investigation by The New York Times alleges that the world's largest auditing and accounting firms are actively designing and marketing tax structures for US corporations to shift profits to Malta and reduce their tax bills.

Kurt Farrugia, former CEO of Transport Malta, has been given a new government role as chairman of the National Development and Social Fund (NDSF). This appointment follows his previous dismissal from Transport Malta, adding to his new position as CEO of Residency Malta.

Malta's leading businessmen are forming consortia in anticipation of a lucrative public concession for the Manoel Island yacht marina, for which the government is expected to issue a tender by year-end.

CrediaBank's management has outlined its three main priorities: completing acquisitions, including HSBC Malta by Q2 2027, expanding its market share in Greece, and driving digital transformation.

Malta's Building and Construction Authority (BCA) is reportedly being transformed into a refuge for Planning Minister Jonathan Attard’s political associates and canvassers, with another politically connected official recently appointed.

The Mediterranean archipelago of Malta has become a popular destination for U.S. companies seeking to shield profits from income taxes.

Valletta, Malta's capital, is described as the smallest European capital with the biggest personality, where historical fortifications, baroque palaces, and modern cultural spaces coexist, blending past and present seamlessly.

Messages have raised suspicions about Malta's former deputy police commissioner in connection with the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case, revealing a close relationship with Yorgen Fenech.

Mija Vujović will represent Montenegro at the 24th Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which will feature young performers from 16 countries and is scheduled for October 24 in Ta’ Qali, Malta.

Ghana and Malta have launched a collaborative project aimed at enhancing ethics education for children and young people through values-based learning, teacher training, and policy support.

Volunteers from the Order of Malta have organized a fundraising quiz night in Dundalk to support their activities.

Members of the Serbian diaspora initiative 'Malta with the Students' unfurled a 'Students Win' banner on a bastion in Malta, ahead of the Exit Spiral Festival.

Malta's new Minister for Arts, Culture and National Heritage, Malcolm Paul Agius Galea, has refused to answer parliamentary questions seeking detailed information on millions of euros in public spending by the Malta Film Commission.

Residents in Malta are experiencing prolonged power cuts, leading to public frustration, with Prince Abela ordering Enemalta to accelerate work to address the issue.

The governments of Ghana and Malta, in collaboration with StepUp Nigeria, have launched the Malta-Ghana Ethics Education Partnership, a project aimed at strengthening ethics education and empowering youth with integrity.

A pedestrian was injured in a traffic accident in the Dolac Malta neighborhood of Sarajevo, leading to a temporary suspension of traffic.

A photo gallery showcases performers at a festival in Malta, where bodies are used to convey narratives on stage.

Malta's National Audit Office (NAO) has issued fresh criticism over a €12 million office lease and refurbishment project for the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), which was overseen by former Executive Chairman Joseph Cuschieri. The report raises new questions regarding the deal.

Croatian footballer Dario Melnjak has been in a relationship with his Greek partner for 10 years, and the couple has two daughters, having met in Malta.

William Wait, the Chairperson of Malta Enterprise, has taken on a new executive director role at Smartcare Holdings Ltd in the private sector. This move comes despite repeated questions regarding conflicts of interest and governance failures during his tenure.

Malta's state-owned energy provider Enemalta's live online map, designed to show electricity outages, failed to function amidst widespread blackouts across the country, indicating a deepening power crisis.

Residents in Malta are facing significant power outages, with one article describing cuts lasting for hours on consecutive days.

Malta is facing another summer of national power cuts, with some areas experiencing four consecutive days without electricity during a heatwave, leading to criticism of politician Miriam Dalli.

Malta's Corinthia Group, a hospitality conglomerate, has sold its former Match Factory site in Marsa for €15 million as part of its ongoing efforts to manage mounting debt and liquidity pressures.

The secret behind Finnish artisan chocolate is revealed as small businesses commonly purchase their chocolate from a few large foreign producers, a widespread practice in the industry.

Thailand has changed its visa regime for Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, and Malta, allowing citizens from all 27 EU countries a 30-day visa-free stay, replacing the previous 60-day regime.

In a rare interview, Maltese Prime Minister Robert Abela attempted to explain his government's record, but critics noted he focused on carefully chosen anecdotes and selective statistics, avoiding major national questions.

Some EU member states are pushing for a ban on imports from Israeli settlements, accusing the European Commission of delaying the preparation of necessary measures.

The European Union's population increased by eight million over the past decade, reaching 16 million more residents than in 2006, with Germany being the most populous country and Malta the least.

The case of Simon Schembri, a police officer, is highlighted as an example revealing the Maltese government's priorities under Robert Abela, particularly concerning funding for the judiciary versus other projects.

Thirteen years after dominating Malta's political discourse, the oil procurement scandal concluded with the acquittal of the five Farrugia brothers, highlighting how allegations can transform a country.

Former star ballerina Nina Hyvärinen, known for her role as the ballet swan, expresses that the atmosphere in Finland no longer feels like her own, and she now dances for memory-impaired individuals.

The company behind a planned Bruno Mars concert in Malta, which received almost €1 million in taxpayer funding, is partly owned by Daniel Farrugia, the partner of Equality Minister Rosianne Cutajar.

The Malta Financial Services Authority's goal of financial independence has collapsed, resulting in the regulator receiving a record €21 million in government subsidy while still ending the year in deficit.

Malta's program offering 25,000 euros for voluntarily surrendering a driving license, which allowed some 30-year-old drivers to retire, has officially concluded.

Maltese taxpayers will fund over €9.4 million in subsidies to bring major music stars like Paul McCartney, Mariah Carey, and Bruno Mars to Malta, under the government's new Large Scale Events Support Scheme.

Greece and Malta highlighted the growing threat of maritime terrorism at the United Nations, emphasizing its potential to disrupt international trade, ports, and supply chains. Maritime security is evolving into a critical component of global security.

Franchise creator and scribe Derek Kolstad revealed how Keanu Reeves' input significantly altered the course of the hit 'John Wick' series during a panel discussion at Malta’s Mediterrane Film Festival.

Greece and Malta highlighted at the UN that maritime security is no longer solely a shipping issue but a critical part of global security architecture. They warned that threats against ships, ports, and critical infrastructure can severely impact trade and supply chains.

A tourist tragically died in Malta when a famous rock arch collapsed while he was passing underneath it on a jet ski. The incident has led to a fatality.

A travel consultant, having explored various European destinations, recommends Hvar, Gozo (near Malta), and another spot as ideal locations for a dreamy summer trip, highlighting their unique attractions.

Appearing for a masterclass discussion on acting at Malta’s Mediterrane Film Festival, the veteran star dished on the Bond PR machine and how a psychic predicted she would one day work with Woody…

The Irish coalition government is considering a new plan to introduce paid leave for women who experience a miscarriage or have an abortion. This move follows similar measures recently implemented in Northern Ireland and Malta.

A report details how the Order of Malta's vans patrol Paris nightly to provide assistance to the homeless, particularly during a historic heatwave.

Alex Borg's newly formed shadow cabinet in Malta has already raised concerns over potential conflicts of interest and exposed internal tensions within the Nationalist parliamentary group. The Opposition Leader was reportedly forced to revise his original plans.

Greece, Cyprus, Italy, and Malta are enhancing their cooperation in shipping, following a meeting of their maritime affairs ministers in Rome on the sidelines of an international conference.

MIDI plc has received an exemption from the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) to skip publishing its annual Financial Analysis Summary, less than a month before a €50 million bond is due for repayment.

Less than four weeks after general elections, Malta's Labour Party has intensified its targeting of critics. This follows an electoral contest where both parties claimed to have run positive campaigns.

Hapag-Lloyd has introduced a new shipping route that will connect Spain, Malta, and Tunisia, including a stop at the Port of Algeciras.

Transport Malta CEO Kurt Farrugia has been informed that his services are no longer required and his contract will be terminated. The decision was communicated to Farrugia while he was on holiday in Monaco with contractors.

Malta's Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) is reportedly in breach of law, having failed to respond to Freedom of Information requests for details on expenditure for the controversial Vision 2050 cube project installed at Valletta’s entrance, more than four months after the requests were submitted.

Despite sharing the same currency, mortgage rates in the Eurozone differ drastically, with Malta offering the cheapest at 2.08% and Latvia the most expensive at 4.18%, highlighting market fragmentation.

UNESCO has requested Malta to submit an updated report on the state of conservation of Valletta’s World Heritage Site by December 1, amid new concerns over a contentious land reclamation application.

Two senior officials from the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Aaron Zahra and Anthony David Gatt, have been removed from their positions as part of a broader reorganization of Prime Minister Robert Abela’s secretariat in Malta, led by Chief of Staff Mark Mallia.

Cablenet, backed by GO plc's expertise from Malta, is evolving its operations in Cyprus, with both companies working together on a unified blueprint for the island's digital future.

Kostas Papagiannis, President and CEO of Novartis Greece, Cyprus, and Malta, highlighted the critical importance of strategically utilizing health data, emphasizing that unexploited data represents a lost opportunity for patients and incurs costs when not systematically used in decision-making.

Days before the Mediterrane Film Festival, a new procurement anomaly emerged with a mysterious €1 million increase in the festival's tender, raising questions about the event overseen by Film Commissioner Johann Grech.

Malta is being highlighted as a pre-season 'European Caribbean' destination, offering clear waters, historic streets, and Arabic architecture with favorable prices before the main tourist season.

One person was injured in a collision between a car and a motorcycle in Sarajevo's Dolac Malta neighborhood, leading to the suspension of tram traffic.

An increasing number of individuals attempting to cross the border illegally have been apprehended at Tallinn port, indicating a new migrant route from Belarus extending into Estonia and Finland.

Despite the implementation of a quota system, Malta's iconic Blue Lagoon, one of the most photographed coves in the Mediterranean, continues to be inundated with tourists this summer.

Mount Etna continues to paralyze air traffic in Sicily. Malta is now also affected. While some worry about finding a place to sleep, others are making pilgrimages to the active volcano.

A supposedly temporary office rental by Malta's Agriculture Ministry has evolved into a multi-year arrangement involving repeated direct orders and significant expenditure, due to the government's failure to complete its own office refurbishment.

Ryanair's departure from Niš airport has prompted Air Serbia to announce new flights to Malta and Vienna starting October 25, raising concerns among citizens about the potential end of cheap air travel and the future development of the airport.

An analysis explores the reasons why Malta receives significantly fewer asylum applications compared to other European countries like Spain, Italy, and Greece.

Malta, the EU's smallest country, has established itself as a popular destination for big film shoots, attracting over 30 productions annually and serving as a backdrop for diverse cinematic settings.

The son of a murdered Maltese journalist claims in court that his mother's killing is related to a government corruption investigation she was working on.

Malta has suffered its worst and most widespread power cuts in recent memory, causing significant misery and disruption across the country.

Matthew Caruana Galizia, son of murdered Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, testified in the ongoing trial of Yorgen Fenech, one of Malta's wealthiest men, regarding his mother's 2017 car bombing.

Miami rapper Pitbull was seen at Shannon Airport, where he delighted an airport worker and fan who took the opportunity to invite him back to Ireland for another tour.

The Planning Authority in Malta is set to approve the demolition of the long-abandoned Buskett Forest Hotel, paving the way for its replacement with an old people's home after nearly a decade of opposition.

The Maltese government has approved a 33% increase in the maximum price quarry owners, who are also developers, can charge for accepting construction waste, following pressure from the powerful construction lobby.

A temporary pedestrian bridge over the Tammerkoski rapids in Tampere, Finland, has unexpectedly become a popular tourist spot, with the strong rapids being a result of heavy rains.

Following a joint action by Exit and the 'Malta with Students' initiative, which displayed a banner supporting Serbian students, European Commissioner Glenn Micallef and Members of the European Parliament visited the Exit festival in Malta.

A banner reading "Students Win" has appeared in Malta ahead of the Exit Festival's Spiral event, drawing attention to student protests. The display highlights ongoing student activism, even reaching international locations.

A scene reminiscent of a movie unfolded on a Sicilian beach when bathers discovered bags containing approximately €665,000 in banknotes in the sea, sparking a mystery involving a boat from Malta.

A €500,000 government-bankrolled international music event in Malta, the Radio 105 Summer Festival, attracted only a few thousand attendees, sparking political backlash over concert subsidies.

Malta's Planning Authority is expected to sanction two illegal swimming pools in an Outside Development Zone (ODZ) that are part of a controversial Sannat apartment development, defying a Court of Appeal judgment that revoked the original permit.

A new analysis by the Central Bank of Malta indicates that the country's property market is cooling after years of rapid growth, with homes taking longer to sell and buyers having more choices.

Wizz Air Malta Managing Director Mauro Peneda warned that new European proposals regarding passenger rights and baggage rules could directly impact air ticket prices, specifically due to mandatory free cabin baggage.

An article criticizes the Maltese government's Human Rights Commission Bill, anticipating that critics will be labeled as anti-human rights.

Malta's Planning Authority has postponed a decision on sanctioning the illegal expansion of Gianpula Village due to ongoing concerns raised by board members regarding noise pollution.

A controversial application to convert protected ruins in Malta's Buskett woodlands into 'farmer’s quarters' has been unanimously rejected by the Planning Commission. This decision came despite earlier U-turns by two government regulators.

A heatwave has caused a widespread power failure in Valletta and other parts of Malta. Record temperatures exposed weaknesses in the state's distribution network.

A rural farmhouse in Malta, Gianpula, is on the verge of being officially sanctioned as a large entertainment complex despite decades of illegal development, facing a €50,000 fine.

Ferry trips in Helsinki are increasingly seen as mini-vacations, with popular routes experiencing passenger growth in the tens of thousands, offering various excursions including sauna visits.

A historic Church-owned palazzo in Valletta, Malta, originally slated to become a boutique hotel, will now be transformed into an extension of Malta's law courts following a multi-million-euro lease awarded by the government.

During the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder trial, two witnesses provided insights into how money, favors, and instructions are exchanged within Malta's criminal underworld, often through trusted intermediaries and deliberate silence.

A passenger was nearly sucked out of his seat when a Boeing 737-800's window blew out mid-air on a Ryanair-Air Malta flight from Greece, prompting questions about the incident's cause and potential recurrence.

Laško Malt is running a summer promotion offering participants the chance to win a trip to Malta, one of the most beautiful Mediterranean islands, for new experiences and refreshment.

Stephen Bradley welcomes back 'World Cup hero' Lopes for an upcoming Champions League match, downplaying the player's previous absence in a loss.

An article from The Shift News offers commentary, possibly critical, on political figures and media in Malta, referencing a local idiom.

Malta has initiated direct flights to New York to boost American tourism, business, and investment, even as a major US newspaper highlighted a 'nightmare' reality for the island.

The proportion of energy used for cooling has doubled, with Cyprus and Malta recording the highest shares of energy performance dedicated to cooling.

A new book by Pate and Tiina Mustajärvi openly discusses the musician's cancer diagnosis, which was discovered by chance after seven doctor visits, and addresses his alcohol consumption.

Malta's government posted a €339 million deficit in the first three months of 2026, as spending continued to exceed revenue. The national debt also climbed to a new record of nearly €11.5 billion.

The appearance and honoring of former Sistine Chapel Choir director Massimo Palombella, who was convicted of financial offenses by the Vatican City Tribunal, at St John’s Co-Cathedral in Malta has sparked controversy.

Playmobil has dismantled its last factory in Germany, citing high production costs. The German toy brand will now concentrate its manufacturing in Malta and the Czech Republic.

Documents obtained through a Freedom of Information request reveal that the lawyer who acted as an intermediary for a controversial 'mafia villa' linked to Agriculture Minister Anton Refalo was paid €50 an hour under an unusual consultancy contract.

Malta has signed an agreement with OpenAI to provide all its citizens with one year of free access to ChatGPT Plus after completing a short course, a first-of-its-kind initiative by a government.

Ivan Falzon has accepted a powerful appointment as CEO of Malta's Labour Party, just days after publicly stating it was time for a new generation to take over and that his own time in senior positions was ending.

Greece and Malta co-hosted an event at the UN headquarters focusing on terrorism and maritime security, emphasizing the need for enhanced international cooperation.

An invaluable archive containing administrative documents, commercial agreements, and diplomatic letters related to Mediterranean shipping has come to light for the first time in Malta.

French midfielder Mathieu Valbuena, who turns 42 in September, is reportedly set to continue his career with a team in Malta's second division, according to foreign media reports.

A 15-year planning dispute over the rezoning of a 40,000sqm green lung in Tal-Mirakli, Lija, Malta, is nearing its conclusion, with potential apartment complexes looming despite last-minute objections.

Magdalena Cielecka summarized her 24-hour performance "The Second Woman" at the Malta Festival, where she played a scene of love or breakup with a hundred different partners chosen through casting, noting that a firefighter stole her heart.

A "sunset party" at Malta Film Commissioner Johann Grech’s annual film festival was held on a floating restaurant, an event described as "unwelcome" by several local councillors.

Malta's capital, Valletta, is experiencing a revitalization as old family homes, palaces, and bank buildings are converted into hotels, encouraging visitors to explore the city's history.

Weeks after general elections, Malta's Labour Party has failed to remove dozens of electoral billboards, which The Shift reports have been illegally taken over by the Film Commissioner.

Malta's fiscal watchdog has issued a significant warning regarding the country's increasing dependence on revenues from its international tax model. Concerns have been raised about the long-term sustainability of recent improvements in public finances.

Footage released by Moviment Graffitti shows Malta Tourism Authority officials instructing beachgoers to leave a public rocky area of Comino's Blue Lagoon, allegedly to enforce private commercial interests related to deckchairs.

Construction has begun on a new neighborhood market in the Dolac Malta area of Sarajevo, which will span 100 square meters. The market aims to serve the local community.

Energy Minister Miriam Dalli has refused to clarify whether Malta will pay more for LNG supplies under a new agreement with BP, raising questions about pricing and the short duration of the contract.

Climate activist Jaydip, on his walk from Malta to India, expressed positive surprise with Bosnia, particularly impressed by its people.

For Midsummer celebrations in Helsinki, residents are advised to purchase sauna whisks from stores or private property, as cutting branches from public land is not permitted under everyman's rights.

Malta welcomed a record 1.2 million tourists in the first four months of 2026, but new figures show that each visitor spent less than the previous year, raising questions about the country's tourism strategy.

Boat owners in Buġibba are seeking explanations from Transport Malta regarding weeks of delays that prevented permit holders from accessing their berths after works related to a new fast ferry service were completed.

An ongoing criminal investigation into Università Telematica Pegaso in Naples, Italy, has brought renewed scrutiny to Malta's role in the expansion of the higher education group and its controversial university licensing process.

The Malta Entertainment and Arts Association (MEIA) is calling for a transparent review of the Malta Biennale after artists raised complaints about delayed payments and unclear contracts, suggesting they have been ignored.

An agreement has been signed between Estonia and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta (SMOM) to advance SMOM's hospitaller and healthcare activities in Estonia.

A Maltese court has officially revoked the land concession for the proposed St Ioannes Paulus II Hospital at Smart City, effectively ending a project that former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat had promoted as a major investment.

Malta's top UN official, Vanessa Frazier, has drawn criticism for appearing in promotional videos for a private gym company in Malta, raising questions about the appropriateness of commercial endorsements for a senior diplomat.

Four bidders, including prominent developers, are vying to acquire the abandoned St Philip’s Hospital in Santa Venera, Malta, following a Commercial Court order for the Official Receiver to select a winner.

Malta is experiencing a boom in its cinema industry, attracting international productions with generous tax rebates, though critics argue this aggravates locals and neglects domestic filmmakers.

Social media personality Goda Problema traveled to Malta to attend an exclusive 'Zamna' party, enjoying electronic music and the Mediterranean atmosphere with her friend Norbert.

A proposed Bruno Mars concert in Malta has descended into confusion after it was revealed that no contract exists with the superstar or his representatives, despite the government allocating almost €1 million in taxpayer funds.

Air Serbia announced it will introduce flights from Niš to Malta and Vienna starting October 25, days after Ryanair confirmed it would cease operations on those routes, as well as to Stockholm and Corfu.

Air Serbia will establish direct flights from Niš to Vienna and Malta starting in October, following Ryanair's announced withdrawal from the routes. This move aims to maintain connectivity for travelers from Niš.

The ZAMNA festival is taking place in Malta, combining the island's sunny atmosphere with electronic music and thousands of attendees for a vibrant event.

Malta has been urged to better utilize the potential of women within its vast maritime industries.

The engagement contract for former Labour deputy leader and retired judge Toni Abela, estimated to cost taxpayers €105,000 annually, cannot be obtained through Malta’s Freedom of Information law.

The Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) reversed its opposition to the controversial Buskett Forest Hotel redevelopment just five days before last May’s general elections, paving the way for its approval.

A Maltese man at the center of a mysterious €750,000 cash seizure off the Sicilian coast has been arrested in Malta upon his return from Italy, as investigators intensify efforts to uncover the money's origin.

Hundreds of politically appointed chairpersons and board members across Maltese government entities are set to receive substantial increases in their annual remuneration under a new Cabinet Office framework.

A 15-year-old Italian national has been detained in Malta for 70 days on charges of causing a bomb hoax at his school, with Italian authorities closely monitoring the case.

An article discusses the importance of providing the best possible protection for members of Malta's disciplined forces, criticizing certain media outlets' coverage.

The first edition of the Spiral festival, organized by Exit and G7, took place in Malta from July 31 to August 2, attracting approximately 20,000 visitors from around the world, marking a significant summer event.

Residents in Virolahti, near the Finnish-Russian border, are facing severe restrictions due to a plague outbreak, with some unable to leave their yards for berry picking, only permitted to use roads.

A project funded by the Environmental Protection Fund has led to the installation of 19 insect houses in the Maltas administrative territory of Rēzekne municipality, Latvia. These structures are intended to serve as both shelters for insects and objects for nature education.

Beachgoers in Italy discovered bags of money in the sea, leading to chaos as people retrieved them. Authorities reported that individuals traveling by boat from Malta threw 700,000 euros in cash into the water.

A court has denied Shoreline, a real estate project in Malta, its bid to lift a €43 million precautionary garnishee order obtained by Turkish contractor Koray Global Malta, marking another legal setback.

A new study has identified which countries have the longest waits between total solar eclipses, with Malta topping the list for the longest period without experiencing such an event.

Malta's Planning Authority has suspended an application to convert the historic Busbesija British military barracks in Mosta into a five-star luxury hotel, after its own officials deemed the proposal unacceptable.

The Ambassador of Malta Simon Pullicino, shares his final thoughts with Doha News, at the completion of his diplomatic tenure in Doha  I wish to start by paying tribute to…

Maltese Prime Minister Robert Abela discussed the reliance on foreign workers in sectors like id-Dar tal-Providenza, questioning if Maltese workers are willing to return to such jobs.

Croatia is experiencing the most significant problem with seasonality in European tourism, while Malta faces the least. This issue highlights the varying impact of seasonal fluctuations on different European tourist destinations.

Malta's Prime Minister Robert Abela's claims of improved quality of life were contradicted by the European Commission’s 2026 Rule of Law Report, which exposed significant issues within the country.

A severe heatwave with temperatures reaching 42 degrees Celsius has caused power grid overload and blackouts across Malta, with some outages lasting for dozens of hours and posing health risks to residents.

Valletta, the capital of Malta, experienced a power outage due to a heatwave, a day after the country's Prime Minister Robert Abela issued an 'unconditional' apology for similar issues.

A new government-funded scheme by Arts Council Malta to provide legal advice to artists has sparked conflict of interest questions, as the Council's Executive Chairman, Luke Dalli, remains a partner in a law firm.

Public charging capacity for electric vehicles in Europe is growing faster than EV sales in all EU countries except Malta, indicating a robust infrastructure development.

Two government watchdogs in Malta have performed a dramatic U-turn on a controversial plan to convert protected ruins in the heart of Buskett into 'farmer’s quarters,' reviving an application previously rejected by the Planning Authority's experts.

Maltese Prime Minister Robert Abela faces accusations of betraying the public after the Planning Authority approved the sanctioning and expansion of an illegal commercial padel complex on Manoel Island.

Malta's Prime Minister Robert Abela reportedly measures the country's economic success by metrics such as horsepower, marina berths, and the number of boarding passes, according to a news report.

The former hospital of the Order of Malta Knights in Mokrzeszów, known for its architecture, is again being offered for sale by the Świdnica district starosty after previous unsuccessful attempts. Its condition continues to deteriorate.

An appeal has been lodged to transform a former Order of Malta community building in Galway city into a guesthouse.

Malta is being highlighted as the Mediterranean's next premier luxury destination, according to insights from a local legend in the region.

The Thermaltake LGCS GeForce RTX 5070 Gaming PC is now available for $1,400 shipped, offering strong performance for 1080p and 1440p gaming, with 4K capabilities.

Malta, a popular summer destination, is experiencing unprecedented tourism levels, making it the most densely populated European island by 2026, according to a new study. Officials are urging tourists to consider the island's capacity.

A report from the Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom has highlighted concerns about Robert Abela's Labour government in Malta, criticizing its propaganda and failure to deliver on promises.

Children from Macedonia and its diaspora, including participants from the USA, Germany, Malta, Serbia, and the UAE, are attending the Macedonia2025 Ohrid Camp for high-tech excellence. The camp brings together 23 young participants to foster technological skills.

A young tourist was killed when a popular stone arch collapsed in Malta, trapping them under the debris.

Malta's 'trial of the century' has reignited public interest in the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, revealing details of betrayal, panic, and blackmail among the conspirators. The proceedings shed light on the complex plot behind her assassination.

Malta's film commissioner, Johann Grech, discussed his ambitious plan to attract more blockbusters to the island, including the development of a new Land Sea Super Stage soundstage construction project.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović hosted the Grand Master of the Order of Malta, with discussions focusing on strengthening humanitarian cooperation and plans for a new agreement, alongside an exchange of state decorations.

Malta's new planning minister, Jonathan Attard, has initiated a major overhaul of the Planning Authority by removing several appointees installed by his predecessor, Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri.

A tourist died and two others were injured when the famous "Kissing Elephants" natural rock formation on Malta's Comino island collapsed shortly after a 32-year-old American tourist jumped from it.

A 26-year-old Chinese tourist died in Malta after a rock arch known as 'Kissing Elephants' collapsed while he was passing underneath on a jet ski.

Katrina Cuschieri, daughter of Project Green CEO Joseph Cuschieri, has secured another government position within the Office of the Prime Minister, following a series of previous government-funded roles.

The veteran filmmaker sat for a career-spanning masterclass chat at Malta’s Mediterrane Film Festival.

Malta's Planning Authority is expected to approve the sanctioning of two illegal swimming pools built by construction magnate Joseph Portelli in Sannat, even though the Court of Appeal had previously revoked their permits.

A survey by VCÖ indicates that fuel prices for travelers vary significantly across the EU, with Italy being expensive and Croatia more affordable, while Malta offers the lowest prices.

The Malta Festival will present 'The Second Woman', a 24-hour performance on June 26 featuring Magdalena Cielecka, who will enact a scene of love or breakup with 100 partners selected through casting.

President Gitanas Nausėda extended his congratulations to the Grand Master of the Order of Malta, Brother John T. Dunlap, on the occasion of their national day.

Malta's national airline, KM Malta Airlines, has again delayed the publication of its first audited financial statements, despite receiving an extension from the government. The airline has already cost taxpayers over €400 million.

A selection of five new boutique hotels has opened across various European locations, including Florence and Malta, offering unique stays away from crowds.

The 36th Malta Festival has commenced in Poznań, featuring a diverse program of concerts, theatrical performances, film screenings, and meetings with artists.

Barely re-elected, Alicia Bugeja Said is accused of debasing herself by making false, unsubstantiated claims about the environmental NGO, Malta Rangers Unit, alleging they 'invaded private property' without evidence.

Former minister Carmelo Abela has been publicly announced as the new Speaker of the House of Representatives in Malta, succeeding outgoing Speaker Anġlu Farrugia.

Following general elections, Malta is accused of repeating a dangerous pattern of vilifying dissent, rather than seeking to reassure those who did not vote for the government or bridging political divides.

Malta's Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) has denied allegations that construction and demolition waste is being dumped in the open sea, amidst an escalating dispute over waste disposal as quarry owners seek increased rates.

The President of the Malta Pyrotechnic Association (MPA), Godfrey Farrugia, reportedly dodged questions regarding an uninsured fireworks factory listed on its website, passing responsibility to the police.

Ray Pellicano, the government-appointed chief operations officer of the Malta Investment and Economic Advisory Agency (MIEA), is reportedly working on Prime Minister Robert Abela’s private boutique hotel project in Gozo during taxpayer-funded work hours.

Malta Development Association President Michael Stivala has submitted a new application to build another hotel in Gżira and is also seeking to legalize an extra floor illegally added to an adjacent business center years ago.