Politics · National NewsMUT Demands Maltese-First Schools and AI Curriculum Overhaul
MUT demands Maltese become primary language in all state schools, plus AI curriculum, air-conditioning, and teacher reforms ahead of May 30 election.
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Economy · PoliticsMalta's Small Business Tax Plan: 20% Cut and VAT Relief on the Horizon
PN Opposition proposes 15% tax rate for micro firms and €70k VAT exemption in Malta. Potential €40k savings for small traders with reduced paperwork. Campaign pledge, not yet law.
Environment · EconomyGozo School Solar Panels: Political Row Over Underperformance Claims
Political row erupts over Gozo school solar panels. PN claims 73% energy loss while government defends performance. What the dispute reveals about Malta's renewables.
Immigration · National NewsWhy Malta's Family Reunification System Is Pushing Desperate Asylum Seekers Into Crime
Explore how Malta's 24-month reunification waits and strict asylum policies create desperate choices for Syrian families. What residents need to know.
Politics · EconomyMalta's Offshore Fuel Hub Could Transform Its Economy—But at What Cost?
Nationalist Party proposes Mediterranean maritime fuel hub at Hurd's Bank. €450M revenue potential, 150 jobs, but environmental and tourism risks debated ahead of May 30 election.
National News · PoliticsFour Men Charged with Attempted Murder in San Ġwann Butcher Shop Torture Case
Four men charged with attempted murder and sexual assault after alleged torture at San Ġwann butcher shop. One suspect allegedly coordinated attack from prison.
Environment · PoliticsGozo Schools' Solar Panels Wasted for a Decade, Taxpayers Left in the Dark
Discover how 13 Gozo schools lost 6.6M electricity units due to broken solar panels and grid disconnections. What this means for your energy bills and taxes.
Tourism · EconomyMighty Hoopla Malta Festival Cancelled as Airlines Warn of Rising Flight Costs
Mighty Hoopla Malta festival cancelled after airlines warn of 30% fare hikes and reduced flights. How rising jet fuel costs could impact Malta's summer tourism.
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.