Foster parents are warning that recent efforts to reintroduce children to their biological parents after several years of no contact could be traumatic. Those who spoke to Times of Malta over the past few days are concerned about the...

Daniel Rios Asensi was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) at the age of 11. Now in his teens, he shares his experiences and discusses the importance of raising awareness on the condition. I’m autistic. I was diagnosed at...

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” – Marcel Proust The title of Fabio Borg’s exhibition, Revisited Memories, suggests an exercise in remembering, a summoning of gho...

The Faculty of Theology at the University of Malta in collaboration with the Theology Students’ Association is organising its annual academic evening in honour of St Thomas Aquinas on Tuesday, March 16, at 6pm. The lecture will tak...

Luqa St Andrews will be playing in next season’s Challenge League for the first time in 45 years after earning promotion as champions with a 2-1 win over Melita in the Championship playoffs last weekend at the Victor Tedesco Stadiu...

Toyota is boosting the appeal of its Supra with the introduction of a new limited-edition model.  The Jarama Racetrack Edition takes its name from the Spanish circuit where the Supra was first driven by the world’s media and is po...

The Malta Young Sailors Club (MYSC) has once again started a revolution on the water. Much like 20 odd years ago when John Ripard Jnr, the founder of MYSC, brought Dinghy Optimist Sailing to Malta, the club’s head coach, Jean Paul...

On January 20, the Malta Chamber of Commerce launched its Report on Public Procurement Reform 2021. This report is the product of months of work by a working group made up of individuals from different industry sectors and who tender...

Joe Bajada has retained his post in the European Cycling Union as the secretary general of the Malta Cycling Federation will be one of 15 delegates who will have the right to vote on behalf of the 50 European affiliated countries dur...

Blu, a recently released album by local band Brodu, came as a welcome surprise in these pandemic-ridden times, spreading like wildfire among the band’s growing enthusiasts. The band’s frontman Mark ‘Iz-Zizza’ Abela speaks to ...

Monday 10am The president receives a courtesy call by representatives of Reġjun Għawdex at San Anton Palace, Attard. Tuesday 10am The president addresses a virtual round table event entitled One Voice, organised by the Malta Federa...

During the sales event, Renault and Dacia will be offering on the spot test drives and amazing new-vehicle prices. You may also pre-order your all-new Dacia Sandero or all-new Dacia Stepway, coming out later this year! Both are now a...

Reaching a political agreement for the EU’s seven-year funding programme in December was no small feat.  It was however eclipsed by events.  The cliff- hanger Brexit agreement on Christmas Eve together with the daily ups and down...

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The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Sunday. The Sunday Times of Malta reveals how former Malta Gaming Authority CEO Heathcliff Farrugia colluded with murder suspect Yorgen Fenech to try to prevent the publicat...

Tomorrow, March 15, marks the day when consumer rights are celebrated globally to raise awareness on the need to protect consumers from market abuses that attempt to undermine their rights. This day provides an opportunity to promote...

The arrest of Robert and Adrian Agius, known as Tal-Maksar, together with their associate Jamie Vella three weeks ago made Malta a safer place. The three were notorious in criminal circles and their freedom to continue roaming the st...

Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives are bracing for a rout in two key regional polls Sunday, with voters expected to punish Germany's largest party for a face-mask corruption scandal and a series of pandemic setbacks. The votes ...

The main economic burdens brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic are essentially twofold. The first is the extraordinary pressure on health resources and health-related expen­ditures: starting with the public information campaign, t...

As he releases part of his memoirs, MEP and former prime minister Alfred Sant tells Herman Grech the restructuring of the country has failed.  On February 6, you wrote in a tweet “remembering and writing about the 80s in recent mo...