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

How Knights College is designing further and higher education around professional life

The top stories in Malta's newspapers

The prominent newspaper stories of the last half a century

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

US says crash was not caused by hostile or friendly fire, but Iran says it was downed by allies in Iraq

Chapel was part of a women’s hospital in the past

Belgian police have admitted the blunder in a letter to the European Parliament

Musical 'Ikun li trid int – it-Triq tas-Salib' at St Publius parish church on March 23

'Ecce Mater Tua' will feature sacred art by artists from the locality

US President recently said war could end 'very soon' but insisted on need to fight on

Today’s social and personal listings

As classrooms fill with tablets and screens, the social and cognitive foundations of education risk being quietly eroded

Today’s letters by Times of Malta readers

We cannot continue to treat foster carers as secondary players in a bureaucratic game, write John Rolé and Edgar Galea Curmi

The war on Iran had been planned for months and the negotiations with Iran were a charade, writes Evarist Bartolo

Neil Zammit, who bought the lifesize statue in Sicily, didn't realise bringing it home would cause such a stir

'Vehicles passing through contaminated water cause it to splash onto pedestrians'

An Egyptian artist created a smaller version of the installation stuck in Lebanon, hoping to keep the project alive

Government launches Intrapriża16, allowing youths aged 16 and 17 to set up limited liability companies with mentoring support