Rabat Church Access Under Threat: Residents Have 10 Days to Object
Object to outdoor catering tables blocking Ta' Ġieżu church access by September 25. Learn how this affects Rabat heritage and submit Planning Authority objections.
Tracking national news for Malta — coverage from the newsroom in Valletta.
Object to outdoor catering tables blocking Ta' Ġieżu church access by September 25. Learn how this affects Rabat heritage and submit Planning Authority objections.
Malta's property market hit a record €407.3 million in August. Learn how new grants and tax breaks for first-time buyers are reshaping the housing landscape.
EU Parliament launches fact-finding mission after Yorgen Fenech acquitted in Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case. Justice remains elusive after nine years.
Former minister warns Malta's growth model is unsustainable. Residents face rising rents, traffic gridlock, and strained services as population surges.
Malta’s courts allow pre-trial juror surveys with no legal framework—residents face privacy risks and unregulated influence in jury selection.
Malta launches its first National Fireworks Academy in 2026 alongside strict indoor bans and safety zones—how the island is protecting its pyrotechnic heritage and residents.
EU report reveals Malta’s criminal cases take 11 years on average to conclude, with public trust in courts dropping to 47%—the worst in the EU.
A 26-hour blackout during a heatwave exposed Gozo’s aging power cables since 2001. Residents face risks as a new Malta interconnection is still years away.
Official labels Valletta protest banners as 'vandalism,' sparking debate over civic expression and heritage laws. Fines up to €116k possible. Trial of Yorgen Fenech remains ongoing.