Family doctors are expecting to join Malta’s COVID-19 vaccination drive this week, although some say it may be too late for them to have much of an impact. General practitioners have also voiced concern about lack of information ah...

Beijing-born Chloe Zhao was scrubbed from Chinese social media on Monday as a nationalist backlash airbrushed out her remarkable achievement of becoming the first woman of colour to win the best director Oscar. Zhao on Sunday night b...

A Soyuz rocket blasted off from the Vostochny cosmodrome in Russia's Far East on Monday carrying 36 UK telecommunications and internet satellites, the Roscosmos space agency said.  OneWeb, a London-headquartered company, is working ...

Christa Ludwig, widely regarded as one of the greatest opera singers of the 20th century, has died at age 93, the Vienna State Opera said on Sunday. The mezzo-soprano, whose repertoire ranged from Beethoven, Mozart and Mahler to Stra...

Most Asian markets mostly rose on Monday following a strong end to last week on Wall Street as traders turned their attention to the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting and earnings from corporate giants. A strong reading on US...

Tours of the Msida Bastion Cemetery and Historic Garden will resume next Saturday, May 1. Warden Paolo Ferrelli will take visitors around the cemetery while divulging interesting stories about duels, murders and heroic acts, besides ...

When the Alpine A110 was revealed back in 2017, it took the motoring world by surprise. Here was a car that was lighter, more urgent and more back-to-basics than the sports cars we’d become used to, undercutting all of its closest ...

Soon we will be commemorating a vital milestone in the history of the European Union. On May 9, 1951, then French foreign minister Robert Schuman floated the idea of setting up the European Coal and Steel Community that many consider...

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A man was hit by a car as he was about to enter his own parked vehicle in Marsa late on Sunday. The police said the accident happened at Triq Il-Ħaddiem at about 9pm. The 24-year-old from Paola was climbing into his Ford Focus when ...

Almost one third of those travelling to Malta do not present a negative COVID-19 certificate despite this being mandatory, Times of Malta has learnt. All countries are on the so-called Amber List, meaning travellers must produce a ne...

On March 27, Bank of Valletta joined other organisations and individuals around the world by symbolically switching off the lights to create awareness for a greener planet. This year, however, BOV employees took Earth Hour beyond its...

Merely two days after another inauguration of the St Luċija tunnel project, Transport Minister Ian Borg was back in the headlines for the wrong reasons. This time, the news was not about another road-building project bulldozing over...

Let me make two facts crystal clear at the outset. Firstly, I have no official role in the Nationalist Party. I am just a member. This conceptually makes me a ‘shareholder’. Still, I do have an interest in political philosophy, s...

The Libyan government postponed the prime minister's first visit to the east of the country late Sunday, hours after an advance security team was turned back from Benghazi airport, a source told AFP. A cabinet meeting scheduled for M...

The long history of interaction among the nations surrounding the Mediterranean Sea has contributed to the region’s complex social, political and spiritual cultures. Indeed, the realities of the Mediterranean, both ancient and cont...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday. Times of Malta, The Malta Independent and l-orizzont lead with the reopening of non-essential shops and services today, and plans announced by the prime minister for ...

A 30-year-old Qawra woman says she was initially prevented from filing a police report after a man allegedly tried to follow her home on Monday evening. But days later, after expressing disbelief, the police reached out to her and in...

An overhaul of Malta’s court system will seek to drastically shorten or possibly do away with lengthy pretrial proceedings in criminal cases. A proposed rewrite of the judicial process is at an advanced stage and Times of Malta und...

Requiem Mass Today’s Mass, at 6.30pm, at Tal-Ibraġ parish church,  will be offered for the souls of BERNARD and MARYROSE BORDA. Dear Lord please grant them eternal rest. In Memoriam BORDA – BERNARD. Precious memories of a dear ...