Birkirkara Council Proposes Pigeon-Powered Biofuel from Leftover Pastizzi
Local council claims new biofuel will reduce emissions and boost pigeon traffic, because why not?
Local council claims new biofuel will reduce emissions and boost pigeon traffic, because why not?
The government promises sustainability and a new tourist sport, and nobody's quite sure why.
In a bizarre bid to stimulate the economy, Malta introduces a holiday dedicated to sneezing.
In a bold move, the Maltese government thinks pastizzi can quiet even the angriest construction workers.
In an effort to speed up approvals, the government now requires all documents to be written in riddles, gossip, and doorbell sounds.
All workers must now take mandatory siestas after a pastizzija blunder revealed productivity gains.
In a baffling move, Malta thinks seawater might solve its mythical fish problem.
In an effort to boost the economy, Malta now mandates limestone in every new tuna sandwich recipe.
Maltese authorities declare lint as the key to cleaner streets and less traffic.
Citizens are in a frenzy to evaluate the value of their leftover pastizzi dough.
In an unexpected twist, Malta replaces its currency with pastizzi for greater economic stability.
Tourists can finally enjoy the taste of polluted Mediterranean waters, one jelly at a time!
Uwejjah! Malta's public transport is about to take flight, quite literally.
The national conversation heats up as Malta prepares to send its beloved ġbejna to Italy.
Uwejj, who needs petrol when you can fish with style?
Traffic congestion solved: just eat rabbit stew while you wait!
Forget the sea; the future of fishing in Malta is marzipan and drones!
In a bold initiative, empty beer cans will soon serve as currency alongside the Euro.
In an absurd bid to revolutionize travel, Malta introduces a catapult for tourist boats.
In a bold move, Malta has traded euros for deliciousness, making pastizzi the new money.
Wildlife experts have been called in after a solitary crane was observed standing alone in Gżira, separated from its usual herd.
Local council claims new biofuel will reduce emissions and boost pigeon traffic, because why not?
The government promises sustainability and a new tourist sport, and nobody's quite sure why.
In a bizarre bid to stimulate the economy, Malta introduces a holiday dedicated to sneezing.
In a bold move, the Maltese government thinks pastizzi can quiet even the angriest construction workers.
In an effort to speed up approvals, the government now requires all documents to be written in riddles, gossip, and doorbell sounds.
All workers must now take mandatory siestas after a pastizzija blunder revealed productivity gains.
In a baffling move, Malta thinks seawater might solve its mythical fish problem.
In an effort to boost the economy, Malta now mandates limestone in every new tuna sandwich recipe.
Maltese authorities declare lint as the key to cleaner streets and less traffic.
Citizens are in a frenzy to evaluate the value of their leftover pastizzi dough.
In an unexpected twist, Malta replaces its currency with pastizzi for greater economic stability.
Tourists can finally enjoy the taste of polluted Mediterranean waters, one jelly at a time!
Uwejjah! Malta's public transport is about to take flight, quite literally.
The national conversation heats up as Malta prepares to send its beloved ġbejna to Italy.
Uwejj, who needs petrol when you can fish with style?
Traffic congestion solved: just eat rabbit stew while you wait!
Forget the sea; the future of fishing in Malta is marzipan and drones!
In a bold initiative, empty beer cans will soon serve as currency alongside the Euro.
In an absurd bid to revolutionize travel, Malta introduces a catapult for tourist boats.
In a bold move, Malta has traded euros for deliciousness, making pastizzi the new money.
Wildlife experts have been called in after a solitary crane was observed standing alone in Gżira, separated from its usual herd.