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There are 1,343 pending applications for residential developments, with over 20 per cent of these hitting all of Gozo, according to Planning Authority data. Th

Set in the heart of the Three Cities, the American University of Malta combines American standards of education with rich Maltese culture for a life-changing ed

Newsbook Photo: Miguela Xuereb Earlier today the jackup oil rig that was berthed for the past four years could be scene being tugged on its way to Croatia. The rig was undergoing maintenance works at the Palumbo Malta Shipyard. “Today’s departure was successfully and professionally executed following excellent coordination between Palumbo Shipyard, Transport Malta, the pilots, tugs and the rig’s owners. We will continue to assist the owners in all their needs for any future works at the Croatian shipyard,” a spokesperson for the shipyard said. 1 of 6

The Houses in THIS Maltese City are Crowned the Most Beautiful IN THE WORLD!   Due to travel restrictions across the globe, inevitably, our hunger to travel has been fuelled even more. Interestingly, searches relating to buying a property abroad have soared by 200% since October! Housing experts at Homedit.com surveyed 4,839 people, providing them with images of traditional houses from 20 different cities worldwide, to uncover which city has the most beautiful residential homes!     Homedit.com can reveal that Birgu, Malta is crowned the city with the most beautiful houses! With its origin...

Malta’s most beautiful street? Most unchanged, more like it... Until now, that is: when a street finally gets singled out for the sheer beauty of its architectural impact… instead of (as is so much more often the case) for how utterly and irremediably it has been ruined, over the past 20 years, in the name of greed and short-sightedness Raphael Vassallo 10 December 2020, 7:00am A few months ago, The Guardian ran a small ‘interactive’ caption story, under the headline: ‘Unchanging Oxford High Street’. It featured an early 19th century painting of the street in question, which - up...