A car boot sale in aid of Friends of the Sick and Elderly in Gozo, will be held... The post Car boot sale in aid of Friends of the Sick and Elderly in Gozo appeared first on Gozo News.

As already advised, the 25th edition of the Malta International Fireworks Festival will have its opening night later... The post 25th Malta International Fireworks Festival to open in Nadur appeared first on Gozo News.

Earlier this week, the President of the European Parliament, Dr Roberta Metsola was in Gozo, where she visited... The post Victoria’s bid for European Capitol of Culture discussed with EP President appeared first on Gozo News.

The start of the Easter weekend is upon us and this evening, the Holy Easter Vigil will be... The post Gozo Easter weekend: Holy Easter Vigil and welcome of the Risen Christ appeared first on Gozo News.

There will be two pharmacies open for customers on Gozo tomorrow from at least 9am till midday and... The post Two pharmacies open on Easter Sunday in Gozo appeared first on Gozo News.

 "If it matters for Maltese people, it matters for Europe," has become a guiding principle in how the European Commission is shaping policy, Head of the European Commission Representation in Malta Dr Maria Elena Despott said, describing the phra...

Hospice Malta focuses on quality of life, not just end-of-life care, with an emphasis on living well despite illness, chairperson Bernadette Bonnici Kind said.Hospice Malta prioritises helping patients remain at home for as long as possible, Bonnici ...

Malta's macroeconomic stability and evolving business landscape are giving the country more leverage to attract high-quality investment, with Malta Enterprise CEO George Gregory telling The Malta Independent on Sunday that this is a re-positioning wh...

Archbishop Charles Scicluna delivered a homily centred on faith in the Resurrection and a renewed call for peace in a troubled world, during the Easter Sunday Mass held at St. John's Co-Cathedral,Addressing the congregation, Archbishop Scicluna spoke...

Collector Paul Vella has spoken candidly about what he describes as a persistent lack of local appreciation for cultural passion projects like his, despite dedicating more than six decades to building and preserving Malta's only camera museum.Inside ...

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The Planning Authority board is expected to decide on 26 March whether to grant an outline permit for what could become Malta’s first crematorium, following a case officer’s recommendation to approve the project in principle

The Italian secret service has warned of 'automated radicalisation' of individuals through the use of generative artificial intelligence that eliminates the need for human interaction.

Woman handed three-year suspended sentence after court finds her guilty of inducing her own abortion using medication in early 2024

'Forcing citizens to rely on the arbitrary mercy of one man is a circumvention of our democratic institutions'

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Assailant recently lost family members in an Israeli strike in Lebanon, where 687 people were killed in recent days