Intrigued? Yes, you read the title correctly and no, there are no typos. Komaki Japanese Tapas & Whiskey Bar, which is set to open in the capital city of Valletta will indeed be serving some dishes that feature our insect (and arachnid) friends: ants and scorpions
A new rule has been announced, one that will come into force on 1 February 2022; EU vaccine passports will only be valid for nine months without a booster shot
The goalkeeper for Hibernians, Ibrahim Koné, has been selected to form part of the Guinea National Team for the upcoming African Cup of Nations, announced the club today
Countless presents and parcels were placed under the stunning Christmas tree at Castille Square for the initiative Rigali b’Imħabba, which translates to Give a Gift with Love, which aims to provide the less-fortunate children who may not be having the most festive of seasons, with presents
As Malta steps up efforts to contain the rising COVID-19 case numbers, people over the age of 35 can register to get the booster shots as of Monday, 20 December
A brand new report from InternationalLiving.com has released a list of 15 picturesque, great value islands around the world, all of which offer people the opportunity to enjoy island-living with lifestyle perks that range from diving to sailing to meals out
What merrier way to spend a memorable afternoon or evening than to sit back and enjoy a masterfully staged classic in the grand-yet-cosy ambience of Teatru Manoel, Malta’s gem of a national theatre? While the much-loved panto will not take place this year, audiences are still in for a wild ride coloured by circus slapstick, dance and drama
Today, the Maltese parliament approved a cannabis law, that allows users to carry, buy and grow amounts of the drug, making Malta the first European country to introduce laws to regulate recreational cannabis use
Have you heard the news? British singer John Newman, best known for his track Love Me Again, will be performing at this year’s New Year’s Eve celebrations in Malta, which will be taking place at St George’s Square in the capital city
As you may have heard or read, as of tomorrow, mask-wearing both indoors and outdoors, whether alone or with others, will be made mandatory, announced the health minister Chris Fearne. The legal notice displaying the new rules and outlining fines, if any, has has not yet been published
Last Saturday, Malta International Airport welcomed its first two flights from Croatian capital of Zagreb and Italian city Parma. The airport announced that these flights will be operated twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Saturdays throughout winter, by Lauda Europe and Malta Air respectively, both of which are part of Ryanair Holdings
