Around 20 Serbian families are still waiting to hear whether they can keep their children in the country, more than a year after they were told by Identity Malta they did not earn enough to mainta...

Melvin Theuma, the self-confessed middle-man in the plot to murder Daphne Caruana Galizia is back in court on Wednesday to face cross-examination. Three men, brothers Alfred and George Degiorgio a...

A 50-year-old man resident in Marsa is in hospital after falling off his motorcycle on Wednesday morning. The police said the alarm was raised at about 6.15am when a policeman on patrol spotted th...

Bayern Munich jet off to Qatar this week targeting another title at the FIFA Club World Cup, taking their place in the six-team tournament as winners of last year’s UEFA Champions League. These ...

Marsaxlokk put out a statement of intent on Sunday as they put six past Mqabba at the Victor Tedesco Stadium. It was a one-sided encounter with the southseasiders in complete control from start to...

The former Archpriest of Xagħra, Gozo, Mgr Eucharist Sultana, was investigated by the police over allegations of having sexually abused a teenage altar boy but no criminal action had been taken a...

Toyota has been revealed as the car manufacturer that has filed the most patents over the past decade. The Japanese firm was well ahead of the next-highest firm, having filed 333,408 since 2011. I...

Merlin Publishers is today hosting a live reading of short stories from Trevor Zahra’s latest anthology Sempreviva. The book is a collection of 37 funny, eerie and heart-warming tales which have...

Regulatory reform of Malta’s CSPs business is coming to a conclusion. A revised CSP Act has received Parliamentary approval and is awaiting ministerial sign-off before coming into force. The MFS...

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Italy's president is expected Wednesday to ask former head of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi to take over as prime minister following the collapse of the coalition government in the corona...

JCI Malta has partnered with German trainer Ivo Haase to deliver the internationally-recognised Management 3.0 Fundamentals Online Workshop. The workshop will be held online over four evenings fro...

Jesmark Scicluna, a Siġġiewi-based fisherman, has won the World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award in Acting at the Sundance Film Festival for his role as the lead of the Maltese film, Luzzu. Th...

Politics is being increasingly tainted with protectionist policies that pitch national interests against the well-being of the global community. Initially, governments that failed to manage the ef...

It has become commonplace for the courts to consistently declare and confirm that chapter 69 of the laws of Malta and Act X of 2009, which protects sitting tenants in pre-June 1995 leases, is in b...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Wednesday. Times of Malta leads with the harrowing accounts given in court on Tuesday about the scene after the car bomb which killed Dap...

It’s been a terrible January for hotshot Minister Ian Borg. Up until two years ago, Joseph Muscat’s favourite protégé was busy getting photographed with the boss’s wife on a pedestrian cro...

World Health Organization experts on Wednesday inspected a Chinese laboratory in Wuhan that some US officials said could have been the source of the coronavirus, as global vaccine hopes rose with ...

Obituary ATTARD MONTALTO. On February 2, at Good Samaritan Hospital, ADRIENNE, née Olivieri Munroe, passed away peacefully. She will be greatly missed by her sons John and his wife Joyce, Michael...

The education authorities are still in the process of deciding which venues students will use to sit for O and A level exams, as parents expressed their concern over the mixing of students. A spok...