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Students For Liberty Malta calls for review of planning reform Bills
Students For Liberty Malta has called on the Maltese Government and Parliament to carefully consider the concerns raised by citizens, NGOs, and activists regarding the planning reform Bills. "We acknowledge the arguments that the reforms will make...
M-ettes Split 2B Games, Take Third in Chinook
The Malta M-ette Volleyball team split a pair of conference games last week, losing their first match 1-3 to the Glasgow Lady Scotties on Thursday, September 4, in Glasgow. Malta did win their home opener 3-1 against the Poplar Lady Indians in...

British father facing jail after fighting off yobs at Maltese hotel fears 'he will not come out of prison alive' and is 'devastated' his family holiday has turned into hell
A British father facing jail in Malta after a violent hotel brawl fears he won't survive if imprisoned there. Liam Stacey, 29, was on holiday with his family when he confronted a group of rowdy yobs who were allegedly exposing themselves to...
Mustangs Pick Up Two Wins Last Week, Head to Cut Bank on Friday
The Malta Mustang Football team is now 4-0 and has won 17 straight, after their latest pair of victories happened within the span of a week. The Mustangs defeated the Conrad Cowboys 45-18 in their postponed homecoming game in Havre last Monday,...
M-ettes Split Pair of Games on the Road
The Malta M-ette volleyball team split a pair of games last week on the road. They fell 1-3 to the Fairview Warriors on Friday, September 19, but bounced back with a 3-0 victory over the Plentywood Wildcats in Plentywood on Saturday, September 20....

In Case You Missed It: Malta Guinness at Iri Ji Lagos
What do you get when you mix tradition, games, great vibes, and the rich taste of Malta Guinness? A celebration like no other! That’s exactly what went down at the Iriji Festival in Festac on the 28th! From the moment you stepped into the festival...
"It's About Quality and Service"
A quiet fall day in Phillips County, Montana, namely in the city of Malta, Ric Lamb joined his dad, George at the business on the edge of town, R&G Feeds. That day quietly slipped away on the calendars and was marked this month as his 40th year...

From Jerusalem to Kyiv: a journey inside the Order of Malta
Rebuilding Ukraine may cost blood. This is the reality faced by the Order of Malta, as one of its top leaders traveled to pay tribute to volunteers who lost their lives during the war. Many were Ukrainian citizens called to the front when the...

PL shoots down PN Bill to enshrine the right to a healthy environment in Malta’s Constitution
Semira Abbas Shalan Thursday, 2 October 2025, 16:43 Last update: about 30 seconds ago Government on Thursday shot down the Opposition's Private Members' Bill seeking to amend the provisions of the Constitution by introducing and recognising the...

One in five Gozitans commutes to Malta for work
Malta's total workforce reached 326,678 employed persons in 2024, marking a 3.7% increase compared to the previous year, statistics from the NSO have revealed. The data shows that the Malta region accounts for 93.2% of employment by place of...
Almost 5,000 Gozo residents commuted to Malta for work in 2024

The Malta we want tomorrow begins with the values our children hold today
What kind of society will Malta be in 10 years? The answer depends less on policies passed in Parliament than on values forming quietly in today’s classrooms. Our future cohesion will not be dictated by headlines, but by how a generation of young...

Satellite images show how padel is booming across Malta
Padel is flourishing in Malta, with satellite imagery highlighting the spread of padel courts across the island, in some cases edging out tennis courts or football pitches. Since the racket sport's debut on the island in 2019, the number of...

Malta to host World Travel, Tourism Council Global Summit in 2026
Valletta has been revealed as the next city to host the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) in 2026. “It is an unparalleled opportunity to showcase the cultural heritage, innovation, and hospitality of our destination, empowering local players...

NCPE calls for holistic plan to address Malta’s low fertility rate
The National Commission for the Promotion of Equality (NCPE) has called for an urgent and holistic national plan to respond to the country’s low fertility rate. “Financial support is important, but on its own it will not be enough,” the NCPE said....

Malta joins International Code for Protection of Tourists and hosts landmark conference on tourism law
Malta has become the 29th country globally, and the 6th in Europe, to adhere to the International Code for the Protection of Tourists (ICPT). The move marks a significant step in strengthening global commitments to travellers’ rights and consumer...
Malta welcomes Trump’s Gaza peace plan proposal
Malta has welcomed a Gaza peace plan proposed by US President Donald Trump. President Trump on Monday laid out a 20-point proposal supported by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that would end the war in Gaza and free remaining hostages,...

Prime Minister’s associate set to get Valletta shop from Lands Authority
Ryan Pace, a 31-year-old lawyer currently holding 12 part-time government positions while running a thriving full-time legal practice, is set to acquire prime government property in Valletta, which was previously used as a takeaway. Set just a few...

Malta to host World Travel & Tourism Council Global Summit next year
Malta will host the World Travel & Tourism Council Global Summit next year, welcoming top industry leaders for what is considered to be their most influential meeting. The council announced Malta as the venue for the 2026 meeting at the close of...

Maltese fisherman: 'Tunisian boats are poaching our lampuki'
Maltese fishermen are upset that their Tunisian counterparts are poaching their lampuki, and MEP Peter Agius is urging the EU Commission to take action. “This is like sowing your field with potato seeds, watering the crop, and then someone just...