Robert Lewandowski comes up against another of the Bundesliga’s hottest strikers, Atletico Madrid look to keep Barcelona at arm’s length in Spain and there is a huge showdown at the top of the table in France. AFP Sport selects ...

Russian investigators said they will examine the lyrics of the country's entry to this year's Eurovision song contest after it angered conservative groups. Manizha Sangin, known as Manizha, is set to perform the song Russian Woman at...

Los Angeles police said Thursday they had opened an investigation into rape allegations made against US actor Armie Hammer after a former partner filed a complaint. The 24-year-old woman detailed her accusations Thursday morning duri...

Most stocks fell in Asia on Friday as the euphoria from the Federal Reserve’s upbeat economic outlook was replaced by fears the recovery will fan inflation and force policymakers to wind back on their pledge to maintain record inte...

England manager Gareth Southgate said football must learn from past errors in child safeguarding as Crewe apologised for not doing more to spot warning signs about the behaviour of serial abuser Barry Bennell. An independent review o...

American and Chinese diplomats clashed in their first face-to-face talks since President Joe Biden took office, with the world's top two powers digging in on a laundry list of issues on which they diverge broadly as the meeting opene...

As the Maltese economy evolves over the coming years, the ‘digital’ economy will take more of centre stage. Whereas much attention is given by our legislators to enacting laws dealing with regulation, less consideration is being ...

The front pages of Times of Malta from 25 and 10 years ago.  Become a Times of Malta premium member to gain full access to our archive dating back to January 1930.

One of the aims of any government in this country in relation to the economy is to stimulate upward economic mobility. This would mean that persons would be able to move up the economic ladder through increased income, earnings and w...

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Let the sun shine as brightly as possible – but not to make hay. Rather, it should shine because, as Louis Brandeis, who sat in the US Supreme Court in the early 20th century, once said, it is the best disinfectant. His point was t...

APS Bank connected over 400 staff members virtually for the first Townhall of 2021, with the session being hosted over Microsoft Teams on March 12. The meeting, which was spread over two hours, presented the latest updates and develo...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Friday. Times of Malta leads with news that Keith Schembri, the former chief of staff atthe Office of the Prime Minister, expects to be charged with criminal activity in “...

Team New Zealand Friday confirmed British sailing legend Ben Ainslie’s Ineos Team UK as the challenger of record for the next edition of the regatta won by the Kiwis this week. The New Zealanders also said the spectacular 23-metre ...

Malta needs a centralised sustainability task force for a successful move to the green economy. Sustainability is not just environmentalism. Sustainability is about continuing economic growth without depleting our natural resources a...

NASA has successfully carried out a key static test of its troubled Space Launch System rocket, a win for the agency as it prepares to return to the moon. The second "hot fire" test saw all four of the rocket's RS-25 engines fire sim...

Last month, the Nationalist Party’s executive council formally declared that it was abandoning the disciplinary action that it had unanimously decided to take against former leader Simon Busuttil with the aim of suspending him from...

The rate of admission to Malta’s intensive care units last week was the highest since the pandemic hit the island a year ago, fresh data has revealed. The rate stood at 2.33 per 100,000 people during the week ending March 14, accor...

“There is unequivocal evidence that nature is unravelling. Humanity’s destruction of nature is having catastrophic impacts not only on wildlife populations but also on human health and all aspects of our lives. A deep cultural an...

In Memoriam ATTARD. In loving memory of ADRIAN, on the seventh anniversary of his demise.  Deeply missed and forever loved by his wife Anna, his children Alan and Nicola, Alexia and Aldo, Alison and Saviour, grandchildren and family...