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MaltaToday visits St Thomas Bay and finds wrecked cars trapped in sand washed ashore by the angry sea, dislodged concrete seawalls, flattened benches, collapsed rockfaces and a destroyed promenade

Gozo Tourism Association renews call for an inter-island air link after Storm Harry this week brought ferry services to a halt, effectively cutting Gozo off from Malta

President Donald Trump says US is exploring a potential deal on Greenland after talks with Nato as he backed off threats to tariff European allies that had opposed his plans for the US to acquire the island

7 questions for artist ... Noel Tabone 

A nine-storey hotel is being proposed in place of the former HSBC branch in Triq San Pawl, St Paul’s Bay

Malta led tourism growth in the European Union in 2025, recording the largest year-on-year increase in nights spent at tourist accommodation

Maltese Parliament fails to agree on relatively meek statement expressing concern over ‘recent public statements’ that put into question Greenland’s future and status • Government MPs say motion is premature

Ronald Mizzi Permanent Secretary within the Office of the Prime Minister calls for a more serious and less romanticised debate on a permanent link between Malta and Gozo after ferry services were suspended for nearly two days due to Storm Harry

The Prime Minister praised the GWU’s contribution to Malta’s development, saying it was crucial in achieving social progress and securing important gains for workers

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana defends government’s fiscal policy, saying political digs by the Opposition on debt, deficit and spending are disproved by statistics

Prime Minister Robert Abela confirmed government is in individual talks and is looking at numerous cases to assess what damages were suffered

When asked about Malta's position in the upcoming emergency summit, Prime Minister Robert Abela kept his cards close to his chest, but stated that the EU cannot appear weak following the summit

The public has been asked to help locate a man, who is being sought by the police in relation to an ongoing court case

Health Minister Jo Etienne Abela says the strategy will be implemented once submissions are discussed and approved by the cabinet

Emergency services dealt with hundreds of storm-related incidents in less than three days, as authorities urge the public to remain cautious despite easing winds and ongoing clean-up operations

President says he seeks ‘immediate negotiations’ to acquire Danish territory as European tensions mount over territorial demands and tariff threats

Charles Cutajar has been acquitted of all charges after 32 years

Manav Sanger is the first third-country national to address the General Workers' Union's national congress, as he thanks the union for its work with vulnerable workers

The court took into account the accused’s personal circumstances and substance abuse issues, ordering treatment and compensation alongside a suspended sentence