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Malta just became the first country in the world to give every citizen free access to premium AI tools. After completing a short online course, residents can use ChatGPT Plus for an entire year at no cost.
Richard Whitehead, who made history completing 100 marathons as a double amputee in 2025, is returning to Malta's iconic race. The two-time Paralympic gold medalist represents how far inclusive sport has come.
Malta International Airport is replacing diesel-powered ground equipment with electric alternatives in a major push to reduce aviation emissions. The airfield electrification programme marks a significant step toward cleaner air travel in the Mediterranean.
Malta and Turkey just kicked off five new research partnerships tackling aviation, health, water, and farming challenges. The collaboration brings together university scientists and private innovators from both countries to solve shared problems.
The small Mediterranean nation of Malta just became the 65th country to sign NASA's Artemis Accords, joining a growing global community committed to peaceful and responsible space exploration. This marks another milestone in humanity's united journey back to the Moon and beyond.
Ireland and Malta just became the latest countries to sign the Artemis Accords, joining 66 nations committed to peaceful, collaborative space exploration. The signings mean nearly every European Union country now supports the international framework for exploring the Moon and beyond together.
A Maltese chocolatier just unveiled the world's longest chocolate sculpture—a stunning 52-meter train made from 3,000kg of Belgian chocolate. Even better, the record-breaking creation is helping raise funds for hospice care in Malta and Italy.
When a desperate father emailed a newsroom about his homeless family, hundreds of strangers responded with housing, jobs, and hope. Within hours, compassion drowned out hate.
As Nigeria's Super Falcons chase their 11th African championship title, beverage brand Amstel Malta has launched a nationwide campaign to unite fans behind the team. The "Be Your Best" initiative brings interactive challenges and rewards to supporters throughout the tournament.
Kennedy Adetayo walked away from his agribusiness degree to chase a dream inspired by MBA case studies about Apple and Google. Now he's living in Malta, building marketing campaigns for global fintech companies across 30 African countries.
Ancient hunter-gatherers crossed 85 kilometers of open Mediterranean Sea to reach Malta 8,500 years ago, over 1,000 years earlier than previously known. The discovery is rewriting what we thought Stone Age peoples could accomplish.
Taiwan's aid agency is joining forces with Malteser International to provide rehabilitation and psychological support for Ukrainian civilians who lost limbs in the war. The partnership highlights how humanitarian cooperation transcends borders.
A tiny hedgehog named Nello is back where he belongs after Nature Trust Malta nursed him back to health. His release shows how wildlife rescue efforts are giving animals a second chance across the island.
A Maltese runner completed a nearly 3,000km journey across three countries to fund a transitional apartment for people experiencing homelessness. A €60,000 donation from the Alfred Mizzi Foundation pushed his campaign past its original €120,000 goal.
Every morning before sunrise, 80-year-old Philippa Abela milks her cows and makes cheese the way her mother taught her after emigrating from Malta in 1950. Her traditional craft is sparking a new generation's interest in slow, artisan food.
Thousands of fans are collaborating to create a virtual continent the size of Malta inside a 2002 video game, proving passion projects can thrive for decades. Their secret? Small wins and shared joy.
Pope Leo XIV's message for World Day for the Sick challenges Catholics to slow down and actively love those who suffer. Denver will celebrate with a special Mass including anointing and caregiver blessings on February 15.
A historic English market is fighting pigeon overpopulation with contraceptive-laced birdseed, following European cities that cut their flocks by up to 66%. The humane approach offers hope for cities worldwide struggling with similar challenges.
A grassroots women's rights campaign collected over 1 million signatures across Europe, convincing the EU to allow member states to use social funds for cross-border abortion care. The decision marks the first time the European Commission has affirmed that EU funding can support reproductive healthcare access. #
Nigerian actor Daniel Etim Effiong was wrongly accused of being in a cult and expelled from engineering school. That devastating moment launched his career as one of Nollywood's leading stars.
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