Politics · EnvironmentMalta Election: Both Parties Back Hunting, Voters Lose Real Choice
Malta's May 30 election offers no hunting policy choice—both Labour and PN promise protection despite EU pressure. What this means for residents.
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Politics · National NewsPrime Minister Skips Online Debate Days Before Malta Election, Sparks Accountability Questions
PM Robert Abela skipped May 25, 2026 online debate with Alex Borg, leaving empty podium. Event became most-watched of 2026 campaign. What it means for June election.
Politics · EconomyMomentum Unveils Tax Breaks and Energy Relief for Malta's Voluntary Sector
Momentum's 2026 manifesto promises tax relief for donors, lower energy bills for nonprofits, and CV credentials for volunteers in Malta's voluntary sector.
Transportation · EconomyMalta's Largest Taxi Operator WT Global Suspended: 300 Y-Plate Cabs Barred from Service
Malta's largest cab operator WT Global loses licence after falsifying garage records. 300 Y-Plate vehicles banned from Uber, Bolt, eCabs—expect longer waits.
Environment · PoliticsTen NGOs Challenge Malta's Planning Laws That Threaten ODZ Protections
Ten environmental NGOs challenge Malta's planning reforms that could weaken ODZ protections. Bills before Parliament may allow building in protected rural areas.
Tourism · CultureItalian TV Brings Malta's Culinary Scene to Millions: What This Means for Restaurants and Visitors
Malta's restaurants featured on Italian national TV show 'Little Big Italy.' How this prime-time exposure boosts tourism and positions Malta as a top culinary hub.
Politics · EnvironmentMarsaxlokk Fights Government Plans: Green Space and Fishing Village at Risk
Marsaxlokk residents oppose Labour's plan to convert green space into a fish hatchery. See how Momentum's reforms could protect public land in Malta.
Economy · PoliticsWhy Malta's Best Talent Is Choosing Government Jobs Over Private Companies
Discover why 31% of Malta's workforce now chooses public sector roles over private employment—and what it means for business growth and wage trends in 2025.
Tourism · EnvironmentTourism Money Brings Electric Police Cars to Malta's Busiest Streets
Malta's tourism sector funds 6 electric police cars for tourist zones. First time hotel eco-taxes directly support law enforcement and cut emissions.