A hidden chapter of Maltese history: how printing presses on the island spread education, religion and influence across the Ottoman world.
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When the Maltese Fought the British
The close ties between Malta and Britain are often celebrated today, but history also records a moment when the Maltese played a pivotal role in a violent challenge to British power. (2 minute read)
The Hidden Islands of malta
I know it sounds strange—how can an island nation like Malta have hidden islands? Discover how many islands are part of Malta.
Malta’s Festa: Where Faith Meets Fireworks
Malta Festa: stepping into the heart of Maltese life – where history, devotion and joy meet, in one unforgettable summer night. (3 minute read)
Let’s Meet in Malta
‘I can see Russia from my house!’ Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin was misquoted. But what does that have to do with Malta? It has been, the place where great powers have gathered to negotiate, and alter the course of history. (A 3 minute read)
Is Valletta’s World Heritage Status Under Threat?
UNESCO has reaffirmed Malta’s capital as a World Heritage Site but raised serious concerns about unchecked development. What’s at stake for one of Europe’s most remarkable cities? (3 minute read)
Malta Rewrites Pre-History
A groundbreaking discovery has revealed that Malta's human history is at least 1,000 years older than previously thought, possibly rewriting Mediterannean history. (3 minute read)
Independence Day
While British cultural influence was sweeping the world in 1964, the Maltese wrested control of their country from the British. The story of a hard fought path till Malta finally gained independence from Britain, on September 21, 1964. (4 minute read)
Malta’s EU Membership Vote Makes it Easier to Visit
People visiting Malta to explore the amazing experiences that can be found on the island, should be appreciative of the decisions the Maltese people made enabling Malta to become an EU member twenty years ago in 2004. (3 minute read).
Sinners, Saints and Scoundrels
Find out about some of the Sinners, Saints and Scoundrels who have used the island as a refuge from their demons, a life saver escaping catastrophe or a place for respite to hide from their pursuers. (5 minute read)










