Around 500,000 people have been displaced due to renewed clashes on border

Malta joins Belgium, Italy and Bulgaria to warn about risks of Commission plan

A busness owner who has achieved financial independence worries about his spouse

The prominent newspaper stories of the last half a century

A look at what's making headlines in local newspapers this Saturday

Gozo Cathedral Chapter, Order of St Augustine of Malta commemorate his 100th death anniversary

Finance ministers agree to a levy of €3 on a 'temporary' basis

Malta has undergone an extraordinary socio-economic transformation that has reshaped the kinds of work that Maltese people do and the paths they pursue, says Maria-Gabriele Doublesin

'There have been no charges, no arrests, literally nothing,' Dieter Vink's mother says

If we have excess demand for property rather than excess supply, then this would suggest that prices will continue to rise, says Lino Briguglio

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How a single blocked garage exposes a failed planning system

Applicant says public open space will not be affected

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Today’s letters by Times of Malta readers

The "good news" was shared in a televised national address

The photos include images of the US president and former president Bill Clinton

L-Istejjer Meraviljużi u Ribellużi ta’ Ġuża Ħanfusa will be available in libraries and online

The Regulator for Energy and Water Services must pay 25% of flood damage

The foreign ministry spokesman said Germany had "absolutely solid proof" that Russia was behind the operations