Malta’s largest sandy beach, Ghadira Bay, is set to get a €2 million facelift. Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo and Infrastructure minister Ian Borg announced a regeneration project for the bay on Friday. With works expected to s...

Filmmaker Zack Obid trembles with excitement: he has just found a miniature work of art during a treasure hunt that an American artist organises every week in his Brooklyn neighbourhood. Steve Wasterval estimates that in the last thr...

Tiger Woods described his rehabilitation from injuries sustained in a February car crash as the most “painful” experience of his career and declined to comment on his possible return to the sport, Golf Digest reported Thursday. I...

The Għaqda Regatta Nazzjonali has criticised the Health Authorities decision to postpone this year’s Freedom Day Regatta which was due to be held this weekend as part of Yachting Malta Racing Week. The regatta, which initially was...

Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer almost hooked up on the set of Friends – but their characters Rachel and Ross nearly didn't.  Those were among the revelations die-hard Friends fans were treated to Thursday as a one-off reun...

Żgħażagħ Ħaddiema Nsara (ZĦN) is hosting the first Cardijn lecture of the year. Titled ‘A Christian Critique of the Capitalist System’, the lecture will be delivered online free of charge on June 8 at 7pm. The lecture will ...

Asian markets rose again on Friday, putting them on course to end an upbeat week on a healthy note, with traders welcoming another forecast-beating reading on US jobless claims that reinforced optimism about the recovery in the world...

At a European Union level, the subject of tax harmonisation has been mentioned a number of times. Rightly so, Malta, together with other countries, has resisted the notion of tax harmonisation across the whole of the EU for two main ...

Germany recognised for the first time on Friday that it had committed genocide in Namibia during its colonial occupation, with Berlin promising financial support worth more than one billion Euro to aid projects in the African nation....

Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, the three most successful men in Grand Slam tennis history, were on Thursday all drawn in the same half of the French Open. Having slipped to number three in the world, it was always li...

Antonio Conte hailed his “journey” as Inter Milan coach on Thursday, the day after he quit the newly-crowned Italian champions amid clashes with the club’s cash-strapped Chinese owners.  “What a journey during these two year...

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eCabs, Malta’s leading ride- hailing platform, has signed a new and improved agreement with Melita Business to provide additional mobile connectivity for its organisation and fleet. Through this agreement, eCabs will benefit from t...

The Environment and Resources Authority said on Friday it had approved the uprooting of two old trees in Attard after being told there was no alternative. The statement was issued one day after Infrastructure Malta uprooted two 70-ye...

Like art, business or politics, football is shaped by personalities. The present one is influenced by three coaches from Italy, Portugal and Spain. This will also be evident at the Champions League final between Chelsea and Mancheste...

Throughout the year we tend to see a series of coloured ribbons to commemorate special themes that are meaningful to society. We see pink ribbons in October to raise awareness about breast cancer. We see red ribbons to raise awarenes...

Nike said Thursday it parted ways with Neymar last year after the superstar Brazil attacker “refused to cooperate in a good faith investigation” as the company probed an employee’s claim that he sexually assaulted her. The appa...

In our editorial last Tuesday we suggested that the country needs a new political vision with the power to make transformational changes in society for the general good. Political visions can either be blurred and vague, making it di...

Eight organisations and several Pembroke residents have joined forces and filed an appeal against the Environment and Resources Authority's approval of a final assessment for db Group's proposed City Centre project. The €250 millio...

Using a product once before throwing it away is a daily reality for most of us. This ‘take-make-use-dispose’ approach to materials and products is what makes up the linear economy. This waste ends up in landfills, or worse, our s...