Malta Wakes Up to Thunderstorms, Hail, and Flooded Streets ↗
Front page leadMalta is experiencing severe weather with thunderstorms, hail, and flooded streets, with more rain expected over the weekend.
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Malta is experiencing severe weather with thunderstorms, hail, and flooded streets, with more rain expected over the weekend.
Prime Minister Abela has welcomed Malta's achievement of its highest-ever credit rating from DBRS.
An appeal concerning a proposed mosque in St. Julian's has been rejected by the tribunal.
A proposed five-storey commercial building in Burmarrad is recommended for approval.
There is public interest in science, but many find it difficult to comprehend.
A mayor claims the council was unaware of broken CCTVs in Spinola Garden, despite meeting minutes suggesting otherwise.
Victims of alleged bank fraud are recounting losses amounting to thousands of euros in connection with the Tammy Caruana case.
A local personality known as 'Ċikku l-Markiż', a parker at Wied iż-Żurrieq, has passed away.
Malta has successfully obtained flu vaccines via Italy, overcoming reported delays.
A significant amount of waste, over 36,000 cubic metres, has been cleared from a valley in Gozo.
The European Parliament has officially declared the Russian State Duma illegitimate.
Malta International Airport is scheduled to conduct a comprehensive emergency exercise this Tuesday.
Clyde Caruana has stated he would prefer to resign than to withdraw energy subsidies.
A man facing charges for stabbing two girls had a separate domestic violence case dismissed.