A grandfather talks to his young grandson and advises him that he has two wolves inside of him, each struggling with the other. The first is the wolf of kindness, of peace and also love.  The other is the wolf of fear, greed and hat...

More than 100 individuals are lined up for a total of 87 pending trials, including a drugs case that dates back to more than 13 years, official figures show. Four cases have been pending for 12 years and another for 10 years. The cas...

Having taken over Italy at their lowest ebb, Roberto Mancini revelled in defying expectations after the Azzurri made it through to the final of Euro 2020 with a dramatic penalty shoot-out win over Spain on Tuesday. Italy’s transfor...

The serene, icy waters of Finland’s Lake Saimaa are a boon to fishermen and tourists, but their presence also threatens one of the world’s rarest and most endangered seals. Despite seeing numbers recover in recent decades, the Sa...

Passenger movements saw some upward movement in June but were still far away from the norm, figures issued on Wednesday show.  Malta Airport said it welcomed 190,505 passengers by the end of the month as tourism was formally opened....

The front pages of Times of Malta from 25 and 10 years ago.  Become a Times of Malta premium member to gain full access to our archive dating back to January 1930.

The second edition of M.A.D − Music and Dance, happening today within the framework of the Malta International Arts Festival, features three new choreographies by dance artists Gaby Davies and Pamela Kerr set to piano works by Theo...

Goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez was the hero as Argentina defeated Colombia on penalties on Tuesday to set up a dream Copa America final against Brazil. Argentina stopper Martinez saved three penalties in the shoot-out after a bruising ...

Dilip Kumar, one of Bollywood's most accomplished and respected film stars, died on Wednesday aged 98, prompting tributes from across Indian cinema and politics. With Dev Anand and Raj Kapoor, Kumar was one of the three big names who...

A motorist and two passengers were hospitalised late on Tuesday after a car crashed into a wall at Ta'Qali. The police said a 19-year-old was seriously injured when he lost control of his Mazda Demio and crashed. The passengers - an ...

Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel took a cheeky swipe at England on the eve of their Euro 2020 semi-final showdown as he poked fun at their long wait to win a major tournament. England’s only major trophy came when they won the ...

Ferrari has unveiled the 296 GTB – a new mid-engined V6 hybrid sports car that promises to define fun driving. The 296 GTB is a supplementary model designed to sit alongside Ferrari’s V8 F8 Tributo and hybrid SF90 Stradale, and p...

A cyclist and a  motorcyclist were injured in separate traffic accidents on Tuesday evening. The police said the cyclist, a 37-year-old Romanian, was seriously injured in a crash with a car in Rue D'Argens, Gzira. The car, a Peugeot...

Melita.io, which is dedicated to delivering Machine to Machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) services to businesses across Europe, is now supporting LoRaWAN (long range wide area network) connectivity in Malta through its dedica...

Libya is a failed state that poses serious security risks to Malta, Italy, Greece and the rest of the EU. Despite frequent debates at European level, nothing much seems to change. The peaceful resolution of the civil conflicts in Lib...

Historical views about disabled people’s rights to reproduce and rear children originate from beliefs that consider disabled persons to exist outside the boundaries of reproduction. These views have strongly influenced the dearth o...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Wednesday. Times of Malta reports that the Labour Party has pulled a recently-issued biography of its former leader, Dom Mintoff, after the family dissociated itself from it....

Britain's government is facing growing criticism over how it awarded contracts for virus-related goods and services during the pandemic, its detractors alleging a "chumocracy" in which politically connected companies got priority. "I...

Brussels has sent Malta’s request to pump €290 million of state aid into the national airline back to the drawing board, with the government asked to come up with a smaller, “more realistic” figure. Government sources said Fi...

Finance Minister Clyde Carauana, speaking about the FATF vote branding Malta as the first European Union member state to be greylisted, was quoted as saying that this is a “sensitive subject” and “the less one comments about it...