
Imaginary Maltas
‘Frak mill-istorja – ħarsa minn taħt’ includes snippets about: – the vegetable soup that helped solve a deep political crisis; – the hermit who fled
In this section, we bring you a selection of press articles published by Evarist Bartolo, some in English and others in Maltese.

‘Frak mill-istorja – ħarsa minn taħt’ includes snippets about: – the vegetable soup that helped solve a deep political crisis; – the hermit who fled

By 2100 Malta is projected to lose 48% of its population, Out of all the 27 EU member states only Italy (52%) and Spain (49%)

World War 1 (1914-1918) ended with around 40 million dead. It was hoped that the violence, death and destruction wreaked by that war would bring

Analysing the US-EU trade deal, the European Policy Centre concluded (‘Dead on arrival: Why von der Leyen’s deal must be undone’ 6 August 2025): “Today,

Fit-30 ta’ Ottubru 1432 il-Kunsill tal-Imdina kiteb lir-Re ta’ Aragona li Malta kienet taqa’ taħtu, jilmenta li l-ħatriet pubbliċi qed jimtlew bil-favuri. Inkwetaw li huma

In 1945, more than 150 years after the US Declaration of Independence, Vietnamese revolutionary Ho Chi Minh cited the Declaration when declaring his own country

When General Smedley D. Butler (1881-1940) died mysteriously, he was the most decorated Marine in US history. By the end of his 34-year career, Butler

“L-antenati tagħna kienu bosta tajbin; iżda ta’ żmienna, minn seklu ‘l hawn, tħassru u saru ħżiena. “Niesna saru klieb għal xulxin.” Pietru Pawl Castagna (1827-1907)

Il-Gran Mastru Emmanuel de Rohan ma tantx ried jgħaġġel jaċċetta t-talba mill-Imperatur tal-Marokk Maħmet Bin Abdulla li kien lest iħallas lill-Ordni biex teħles l-ilsiera Misilmin
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