They were branded 'traitors' at home for refusing to sing the national anthem.

The courts are not covered by a permit, campaign says

The prominent newspaper stories of the last half a century

Migrants whose asylum applications have been rejected will be sent to 'return hubs' outside the EU's borders

Iran continues attacks on Gulf nations

The top stories in Malta's newspapers on Tuesday

Ukraine has been rejecting a Russian demand to give up territory

Watchdog plans increased scrutiny in sectors with lower compliance rates

Businessmen were charged with corruption-related offences and money-laundering

Law will allow terminally ill patients to make decisions about the care they want to refuse if they are unconscious

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The acquittal of Matthew Grech – pending further legal appeal – will be treated as a victory by those who wage culture wars against progressive and secular human values

Access to large global markets is now a core requirement for Europe’s economic relevance, resilience and long-term prosperity in the 21st century, says Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi

Today’s letters by Times of Malta readers

Contrary to the belief that young people are apolitical or disinterested, it looks like politics is disinterested and indifferent to the young, says Luke Fenech

War sent stock markets slumping and oil prices soaring

Talks have been going on for months

Last year saw thefts drop by almost 800 over 2024

Definitions of work and workers to be broadened by proposed legal notice

Meanwhile, 38 establishment owners were fined for letting them