A man aiming to become the first Maltese to row solo across the Atlantic has spoken of his loneliness, lack of sleep and loss of appetite as he reached the half way point of the World’s Toughest Row.

Malta is seeking legal advice following an invitation to form part of US President Donald Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ initiative, the prime minister said on Monday. Robert Abela confirmed that Malta has ...

Cyprus's President Nikos Christodoulides said an Iranian drone had crashed into a British base on the Mediterranean island on Monday, as the Israeli-American war with Iran spread across the region.

A military aircraft left Israel on Thursday and circled Malta, hours before Gaza Freedom Flotilla claimed its vessel was attacked by drones just outside Maltese waters. The movement of the C-130 ...

Valletta secured a 2-0 win over Gżira United in the YoHealth Malta Premier League held at the Gozo Stadium on Sunday. The ...

Multiple footballers and club officials have been handed hefty bans after police officers were forced to enter the pitch to ...

State of the Global Workplace Report paints a grim picture for Malta, although most workers still said it is a good time to find a job here Maltese workers have reported higher levels of stress, anger ...

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A diplomat linked to nearly €2 million in “suspicious payments” from Hong Kong wants a deal with tax authorities to kill money laundering and tax evasion charges against him. Aldo Cutajar, a former ...

Byron Camilleri is to stay on as home affairs minister after gaining assurance he has the "full confidence" of the cabinet in the wake of an embarrassing drugs heist. The minister confirmed to Times ...

Instead of clamping down on the resale of World Cup tickets, the organisation that should fight it is actually facilitating ...

Voters will continue to be bombarded with sound bites, clichés, platitudes and slogans, with politicians believing that, if repeated often enough, their claims can be accepted as truth Thanks to ...