Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield has announced an imminent change to the law which would make possessing or using a phone in Malta’s prison a criminal offence. “The time has come to go from words to actions,” Bedingfield said in a video posted on social media this morning. “I just discovered that the use and possession of a mobile phone in the
Maltese artist Carl Barthet is making waves with his vibrant solo exhibition, A Language of My Own, showcasing an artistic journey filled with colour, emotion and self-discovery. Held at Art by the Seaside in Senglea, the exhibition features more than 37 artworks, with an impressive 24 pieces already sold, including some destined for international
Delta Air Lines has asked the Maltese government for financial assistance to continue its direct flights between Malta and New York in 2027, sources at the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) have told The Shift. The sources said the US carrier is seeking a multimillion-euro package in the form of marketing and route-development assistance to maintain the
John Cassar, the 47-year-old man suspected of killing his mother and seriously injuring his father in Mqabba , is expected to be arraigned in court later today. Cassar was arrested following Thursday afternoon’s incident in Triq Valletta, Mqabba, which left his 72-year-old mother, Mary Grace Cassar, dead and his 74-year-old father, Ġanni Cassar, hospitalised
