Solidarjetà and MEIA urge broadcasters to consult before using AI in shows

How the late actress challenged the boundaries and range of what it was possible for women to play and be

New Zealand company bills its catnip-infused concoctions as a mood-enhancing luxury

Five people have been arrested and linked to investigations into stolen motorcycles

Okamura Satoshi was caught killing cats in Sliema earlier this year

The top stories in Malta's newspapers

The prominent newspaper stories of the last half a century

The Ukrainian president will be joining a Ukrainian delegation holding talks with US politicians and companies

MICAS is hosting a Milton Avery survey with stellar cast of contemporary artists from USA and Europe, including Royal Academician Gary Hume, from October 25

From ancient Mexican soups to modern spiced lattes, eating pumpkins dates back 10,000 years

Information on ECB monetary operations and the domestic Treasury bill market

Journalist organisations must establish a strong support network, ensuring that no journalist is left alone in defending both the profession and the vital social role of the press, says Mark Said

In today’s interconnected world, English has become a unifying thread, connecting people from vastly different backgrounds, says Ivan Grixti

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Research shows that children are being neglected by parents

Today's letters by Times of Malta readers

The 'barmaid' laws date back to a time when many British sailors would frequent Valletta’s Strait Street

On October 14, 1975 a massive RAF bomber exploded in mid-air

Representatives of Israel and Hamas did not attend

The facility is meant to ease pressure on Mater Dei Hospital