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Was it Team Malta… or Team "whoever can get us the most medals"? - Vimarsana News

Was it Team Malta… or Team "whoever can get us the most medals"?

The only thing I am certain about in this whole debate is that, for me, handing out passports to whoever is willing to play for Malta is nothing but a joke, and by doing so, we are only fooling ourselves that 'we' have reached the required standard of play to beat our competitors

Our athletes excelled… despite the promised facilities which were never built - Vimarsana News

Our athletes excelled… despite the promised facilities which were never built

These outstanding achievements were all due to the blood, sweat, and tears of athletes who are ultra-dedicated, spending hours and hours training in their chosen sport • These excellent results were in complete contrast to the failure of the government to deliver on its promise of €42 million in new sports facilities

'The Maltese will be a minority' - Grech on the unsustainable economic model - Vimarsana News

'The Maltese will be a minority' - Grech on the unsustainable economic model

PN leader reacts to finance minister's warning about population explosion to maintain economic growth

'Every challenge, regardless of how big, has a solution' - Abela - Vimarsana News

'Every challenge, regardless of how big, has a solution' - Abela

Every challenge, no matter how large, has a solution, Prime Minister Robert Abela said on Sunday during a political activity. Abela, during his speech, spoke about the Small Nations Games, as

'We're following nationality rules': Malta Olympic Committee calls out critics - Vimarsana News

'We're following nationality rules': Malta Olympic Committee calls out critics

Some players represented Malta despite having no or slight connection with the country