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Environment · CultureMalta's light pollution grows 10% yearly, risking EU action. Learn how dark-sky laws could cut energy costs 30%, boost tourism, and restore stargazing by 2026.
National News · Politics22-year-old denied bail in Malta drug case despite family support. Discover why prosecutors cite 'third-party investigations' to keep defendants in custody.
Culture · TourismJoin Palazzo Falson's March 8 tour exploring women's untold maritime roles in Malta's history—from 18th-century tavern owners to WWII heroes. Book by March 6.
Politics · HealthMalta magistrate grants probation instead of prison for theft driven by addiction. Property owner inflated losses by €10k. What this means for crime and recovery.
National News · Politics86% of Malta's inmates are repeat offenders. Discover how housing instability sabotages treatment orders, fuels crime cycles, and what this means for residents.
Politics · National NewsMalta may lose veto power as EU allows smaller country groups to set rules. How coalition-based integration threatens neutrality and tax sovereignty.
CultureAdrian Stivala's 10-year translation brings 'The Name of the Rose' to Maltese readers, showcasing Malta's linguistic heritage and the language's literary capacity.
Culture · TourismAll-female choir marks International Women's Day with sixth annual concert in Valletta on March 6, 2026. Malta Society of Arts Concert Hall. Tickets available now.
Tourism · Economy192,000 tourists visited Gozo in 2025—up 7%—but ferry queues, power cuts, and soaring rents challenge island life. What residents need to know.