Malta's Unregulated Billboard Growth: How the Island Lost Control of Roadside Advertising
Since 2018, Malta has no cap on billboard numbers. Political ads get exemptions, €3,000 fees fund expansion, and EU greenwashing rules arrive September 2026.
Tracking politics for Malta — coverage from the newsroom in Valletta.
Since 2018, Malta has no cap on billboard numbers. Political ads get exemptions, €3,000 fees fund expansion, and EU greenwashing rules arrive September 2026.
Labour vs Nationalist Party face off May 30. Which protects your energy costs and jobs? Compare their economic plans for Malta's future.
Court of Appeal upholds 8-year prison sentence for man convicted of sexually abusing 10-year-old at Mosta shop. Final ruling addresses retail safeguarding gaps in Malta.
ADPD-Momentum alliance offers Malta voters third option with construction moratorium, mandatory government transparency, housing reform for May 30 ballot.
Labour promises free Gozo ferry for pedestrians if re-elected in 2026—but only if you leave your car behind. Plus €150 extra fast ferry support.
Eye surgeon Franco Mercieca announces 2026 comeback bid for Malta's 12th District, 12 years after resigning over conflict-of-interest rules.
Malta's proposed ethics reforms would hide MPs' spouses' assets, track no gifts to officials, and let ex-ministers take any private job. Why this matters for Malta's governance.
ADPD Green Party launches 'Ilkoll' (All of Us) as election slogan without explanatory subheading—a departure from Labour and PN approach. What it means for voters.
Malta's 'My First Home' scheme offers €75k interest-free loans to qualifying first-time buyers. Learn eligibility, combined benefits, and what it means for your home purchase.