Monthly Archives: February 2025
Malta Provisional Squad Announced for UEFA Women’s Nations League Opening matches
Head coach Manuela Tesse has named a provisional 27-player squad for Malta’s opening Group C2 fixtures in the UEFA Women’s Nations League.
The squad features...
Transport Malta Launches Valentine’s Day Campaign to Continue Promoting Road Safety STOP… in the...
Transport Malta is driving it’s commitment on another campaign aimed at promoting more the importance on road safety. For this year’s Valentine’s Day, the...
EU Parliament President Roberta Metsola in meeting with Israel and Palestine leaders
Roberta METSOLA, EP President to Israel and occupied Palestinian territories met with released hostages and families.
Roberta Metsola meeting with Hussein AL-SHEIKH, Secretary General of...
Marsaxlokk head coach Enzo Potenza has been named the VBET January Coach of the...
In January, Potenza guided his team to two wins (v Żabbar St. Patrick and Hibernians), from three matches.
A total of 32 preferences were submitted,...
Regeneration work on Buġibba Square begins
Regeneration work on the main square of Buġibba has officially begun, with an investment of 10 million euros in one of Malta’s most popular...
Hamas-Israel cease-fire back on track
The cease-fire agreed between Hamas and Israel appears to be back on track after Hamas said it would release three more hostages on Saturday...
Car rams crowd in Munich: 28 injured
A car drove into a crowd in Munich injuring at least 28 people, German authorities report.
The driver has been detained.
Police say the suspect was...
Housing Minister Roderick Galdes discusses mental health support with Dr Mark Xuereb
Social Housing Minister Roderick Galdes met with Dr Mark Xuereb on behalf of Crisis Resolution Malta, where they discussed various topics related to mental...
Long-haul services are the next step in Malta’s airline connectivity chain
“The next step in Malta’s air connectivity chain lies with the attraction of long-haul services to allow us to tap more effectively in the...
Parliament approves legal amendments that will toughen penalties for those who attack public officials
The legal amendments that will toughen the penalties for those who attack public officials have been passed by Parliament. Amendments that mean that no...
