Barbajean just launched their spring summer menu and we are drooling

May 25 2021

Beloved local restaurant Barbajean has made quite a name for itself for its chic interior and luxurious menu but their new summer menu truly takes it to the next level.

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This Dingli eatery is all about giving modern twists to classic Mediterranean flavours and the new menu is a showcase of just that. From their iconic Maltese sausage scotch egg to the Grilled Octopus Hot Dog which has taken the island by storm, get ready to take your taste buds on the ride of their life.

Whether you feel like a warm plate of Grilled Lobster Pappardelle or want to go all in on a Grilled Ribeye with Porcini Butter, Charred Leaks and Red Wine Jus – You will definitely leave Barbajean with a smile on your face and a satisfied stomach.

Also, the desserts and cocktails are second to none when it comes to aesthetics and flavour, so if you need a next-level culinary experience surrounded by a gorgeous Art Deco environment, you know where to go.

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Hunting and trapping are pastimes that should stay legal’ says Edwin Vassallo

May 25 2021

PN deputy Edwin Vassallo declared in parliament that hunting and trapping are pastimes that should not be removed or banned in Malta. He highlighted moving towards a sustainable form of hunting which entails knowing how much wildlife should be bred for all that was hunted.

Vassallo stated that the prime killer for birds is neither trapping nor hunting, but pesticides in fields and the amount of land destroyed. Vassallo stated that this is also detrimental to human beings, and has even led to death in some cases. He stated that a balance needs to be struck and that progress does not become regress and ended by saying that a hunter is the one who is knowledgeable about his practice and not he who shoots at protected species.

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4 local restaurants with amazing views

May 25 2021

Now that restaurants have once again opened their doors and allowed to serve until midnight, we couldn’t help but compile a list of restaurants with insane views to help you navigate your way into a more vivid, colourful social life.

From gorgeous Maltese sunsets to iconic views of Maltese waters, the islands have a lot to offer and these restaurants are smack bang in the middle of the beauty. To make it even better, they serve some of the best grub on the island:

This scenic restaurant and beach resort in Bugibba is everything you would want in an afternoon hangout and its food is second to none.

Enjoy fresh food, cold drinks and gorgeous seaside views while you bask in the summer vibes that Nine Lives truly specialises in.

The Sliema promenade is quite a sight to see on a sunny day and few locations provide the view that The Skyroom has to offer.

Serving up delicious food with a smile, The Skyroom’s menu perfectly complements the restaurant’s unmistakable scenery.

Genuine asian cuisine accompanied by unbeatable views of the Mellieħa seaside, Amami has become one of Malta’s hottest spots for a reason.

Combining fresh ingredients with unique tastes and textures, you definitely have to visit this restaurant if you love Asian food.

This quant café in the north of Malta has been welcoming patrons for decades and with good reason!

The Sea View Cafe does not only serve up mouth-watering muffins, milkshakes and loads of delicious munchies but offers some of the best views in Mellieha.

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Maltese people among least likely to be stopped by police in EU

May 25 2021

According to research by the Fundamental Rights Agency, people in Malta are among the least likely in the EU to be stopped by police in the streets. Austria tops the poll, with Malta and Romania both ranking second lowest in terms of people reporting being stopped by officers. The research, published Tuesday, shows that ethnic minorities are usually stopped more frequently across the EU, but this is not the case in Malta.

The research showed that despite Sub-Saharan Africans being more likely to report perceiving police as disrespectful, 5% of Sub-Saharan Africans and descendants in Malta report being stopped, compared to the general population’s 7%. Across the EU, 80% of the general population say police treated them respectfully, but only 46% of minorities say so.

Malta experiences a similar situation with only four percent of Malta’s general population reporting the police were being disrespectful, but 35% of Sub-Saharan Africans having disrespectful encounters. Comparing the numbers to the EU average, fewer Maltese people perceive police as respectful. Across the EU, 65% perceived police to be respectful, whereas in Malta the statistic drops to 58%.

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Photo Source: Malta Police Force