Swieqi's Vandalism Problem: When Police Fines Can't Fix Short-Lets
Swieqi residents face €150-€500 car repair bills from tourist vandalism. Police patrol nightly and issue fines, but short-let apartments remain unregulated.
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Swieqi residents face €150-€500 car repair bills from tourist vandalism. Police patrol nightly and issue fines, but short-let apartments remain unregulated.
University of Malta commits to fair appraisal procedures after Ombudsman ruling. Staff now have legal protection against unfair performance evaluations and systemic review failures.
Malta jazz star Warren Galea abandons improvisation for mathematical composition in 'Twelve-Tone Suite'—the island's first serialist album. Stream free on Bandcamp.
Malta's entertainment industry faces an unpaid fees crisis. Eurovision stars including Ira Losco take legal action. Learn what this means for creative workers.
Malta's traffic drains €770M yearly from the economy. The €829M 'Malta in Motion' plan promises change—but will residents see relief soon?
65-year concessions transform Valletta's waterfront into hotels. Short-term rentals and gentrification push residents out. New 2026 rules aim to restore balance.
Malta approves sea reclamation for water polo facility in St Julian's. Two-year construction disruption expected. Environmental impact raises coastal development concerns.
Malta tightens Y-plate regulations. Uber faces suspension over fare disclosure rules. Learn how stricter taxi requirements affect your rides, fares, and transport options.
Malta's court ruled parents cannot share child welfare case details on social media. Find out what residents can and cannot legally post about custody disputes in Malta.