It is an undisputable fact that every artist, author, painter, sculptor, poet and writer leaves in everything he creates the mark of his times, of the environment around him and particularly that ...

My accumulations of early images of Malta include a set of 13 cutouts from a calendar issued some time ago by Dickens Library in Sliema. All the prints show images of the rural life of countryfolk ...

Firefighters rescued residents from flooded streets and cars were washed away in the Sicilian region of Messina after a month's worth of rain fell in just four hours. Almost 150 millimetres of ...

Tens of thousands of demonstrators converged in Berlin on Sunday to protest against against Germany's conservatives' norm-shattering overtures toward the far right. Police said at least some ...

Britain will become the first country to introduce laws against AI tools used to generate sexual abuse images, the government announced late Saturday. The government will make it illegal to ...

The government needs to seek a “long-term plan” to alleviate pressure on Mater Dei Hospital especially during the winter when seasonal illnesses increase the workload at the Emergency ...

Two men were hospitalised on Saturday after suffering grievous injuries in separate traffic accidents. The first accident happened at Ħal Farrug Street, Luqa at 5am and involved a 34-year-old man ...

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Malta has the highest average price for arable land in the EU, costing 24 times more than the bloc’s average, according to Eurostat. The average price per hectare of arable land in Malta was ...

Significantly fewer companies donated money to the Valletta Soup Kitchen in 2024 than in the previous year, even as demand for the charitable organisation’s work increased. The Franciscan-run ...

There were no winners from the prime minister’s unravelling before journalists a few days ago. Robert Abela descended into a populist tirade, launching himself against the independent media ...

The Home Affairs Ministry stood by Alex Dalli’s €100,000-a-year appointment as special envoy in Libya, despite a damning report revealing degrading treatment when he served as prisons director.