Economy · National NewsMalta's Food Industry Dodges EU Sugar Tariff: 600 Jobs and Prices Stay Safe
EU's new raw sugar tariff won't affect Malta's food makers. Refined sugar imports stay duty-free. 600 jobs secure, prices stable.
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CultureMaltese Director Steps In 72 Hours Before Rehearsals to Direct Ian McKellen in Scottish Play
Malta-born André Agius steps in 72 hours before rehearsals to direct Sir Ian McKellen in Equinox at Scotland's Pitlochry Festival Theatre.
Environment · National NewsWhy a Flash Fire at Malta's Magħtab Waste Plant Matters for Your Home Batteries
Magħtab waste facility fire caused by improper battery disposal. Learn why batteries belong at Civic Amenity Sites, not household trash, to prevent fires.
Politics · CultureMalta's Ancient Heritage Crumbles as Politicians Stay Silent on Development Crisis
Malta risks UNESCO World Heritage loss by Dec 2026. Roman ruins buried under illegal sports courts, medieval forts demolished—yet no party addresses the crisis.
Politics · EconomyMalta's Inheritance Tax Plan: How Zero Transfer Costs Could Save Your Family Thousands
PN proposes eliminating inheritance stamp duty on Malta property transfers, family businesses, and donations. Here's what it means for your wallet and family wealth.
Transportation · National NewsVan Fire Closes Road Near Belvedere Tower in Lija
A van fire closed Vjal it-Transfigurazzjoni in Lija near Belvedere Tower on Wednesday at 2:30pm. Malta Police and firefighters responded. No injuries reported. Cause under investigation.
Environment · EconomyBenna Dairy's Limbo: Ħamrun Waits for Park, Ħal Farruġ Gets Factory
Malta's dairy relocation delayed indefinitely. Ħamrun's promised park waits. Ħal Farruġ residents face industrial operations. What this means for your milk supply and neighborhood.
Economy · TechMalta Lands €150 Million MedTech Hub: 250 High-Skilled Jobs Coming by 2029
Vantive builds €150M dialysis manufacturing facility in Malta by 2029, creating 250 skilled engineering and science jobs. Career opportunities for biomedical graduates.
Politics · EconomyMalta's Controversial Tax Settlement Law Lets Wealthy Defendants Skip Criminal Prosecution
Bill 142 lets Malta's wealthy settle tax fraud cases privately. 16 have avoided prosecution. Learn how this controversial law affects residents and expats.