Early Morning Rollover on Central Link Spurs Safety Overhaul
After a 35-year-old Rabat woman was injured in a dawn rollover on Malta's Central Link, drivers face lane closures, insurance surcharges and safety upgrades.
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After a 35-year-old Rabat woman was injured in a dawn rollover on Malta's Central Link, drivers face lane closures, insurance surcharges and safety upgrades.
Health Ministry’s €1 million tender seeks bidders for a Malta-Gozo medical-drone route, promising 15-minute medicine transfers, lower family costs and faster diagnoses—see details.
Valletta’s Criminal Court remands a repeat domestic violence suspect under Malta’s stricter bail laws, signalling a victim-first stance—find out what this means.
Enjoy Maltese photographer Lorenzo Agius's free portrait exhibition at Corinthia London, open daily 7 am–11 pm throughout February 2026 during BAFTA season—no ticket required.
Malta will revamp its anti-corruption system with online complaint forms, 30-day reply deadlines and stronger investigative powers ahead of the 2026 GRECO test.
Brussels’ simplification sprint cuts EU paperwork by 25%, freeing €2.5 million for Malta’s 53,000 SMEs to hire staff, upgrade tech and file key documents online.
Malta Police urge residents to help trace wanted brothers Victor & Fabio Grima. Call 2122 4001, 119 or Facebook-message ref 8/2026. Tips remain anonymous.
High winds force Malta Carnival 2024 floats off Valletta streets this Sunday, but dancers, bands and contests continue—check official updates before you go.
Starting this summer, Maltese teens aged 16–17 can set up limited-liability companies and run their own merchant bank accounts without a court order.