Fiat and Google have come together in an exclusive collaboration, known as 500 Hey Google. It is the new special series of the New 500 Family, where Google Assistant technology meets the 500 and its world of coolness, design and icon...

Shares in tech giant Alibaba surged nine per cent on Monday as the e-commerce titan reassured investors that a record $2.78 billion (€2.34bn) antitrust fine imposed by China would have little impact on its operations. Regulators sl...

Ex-Italy rugby captain Massimo Cuttitta has died from Covid-19 complications, the Italian rugby federation (FIR) announced on Sunday. He was 54. “It was with the deepest dismay that the Italian Rugby Federation and the entire natio...

The number of COVID-19 patients needing hospital care has plummeted to the lowest level since August, fresh data by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control shows. People are being admitted to hospital at a rate the sam...

The statistics on the importance of tourism to the economic well-being of many European countries are impressive. Tourism is indeed one of the more successful aspects of globalisation. The industry accounts for seven per cent of glob...

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho claimed he is treated differently from other managers by the media as he hit back at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s criticism of play-acting by Son Heung-min after Spurs lost 3-1 to Manchester United on Sunday....

The Malta Financial Services Authority’s role is to protect consumers of financial services and ensure market integrity – and it does this by making sure that all market participants comply with applicable rules and regulations, ...

Hideki Matsuyama became the first Japanese man to win a major golf championship on Sunday, holding his nerve down the stretch to capture the 85th Masters after a dramatic final round. Carrying the hopes of a nation on his shoulders, ...

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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unique humanitarian disruptions and unprecedented challenges to the global eco­nomy, not least to the financial services industry. This article provides an overview of the impact of the pandemic on t...

The Russian Cultural Centre in Valletta has launched an online project titled Poeżija Russa bil-Malti (Russian poetry in Maltese), a series of talks on Russian poets and poetry translated into the Maltese language by Russian-Maltes...

The political will to enforce sensible regulations remains as weak as ever. For decades, regulatory authorities have allowed crafty individuals with a perverse sense of entitlement to grab chunks of public land for themselves, blocki...

Sixty years ago on Monday cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first person in space, securing victory for Moscow in its race with Washington and marking a new chapter in the history of space exploration. Decades later, his journey has ...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday. Times of Malta reveals that controversial fund-raising rules which have raised the ire of NGOs are to be watered down by the government. It also reports that the law ...

Police officers combing through construction tycoon Charles Polidano’s phone have identified messages in which he appears to threaten to publish photos of a woman in the nude. Times of Malta understands that Polidano, one of the ma...

“Do not let selfish men or greedy interests skim your country of its beauty,” Theodore Roosevelt once said. Regrettably, it seems that our country has done exactly that. The fires of monetary gain and profit have incinerated the ...

A yard off Durumblat Street in Mosta that was supposed to be used as agricultural land has instead been used to deposit inert construction waste and as a parking lot for heavy machinery. In spite of a pending appeal on a refusal to g...

Britain took another tentative step towards the resumption of normal life on Monday as pubs and restaurants were allowed to partially reopen, in a major easing of coronavirus restrictions. English pubs and restaurants can now serve d...

Eleven Malta-based scientists – seven of whom are University of Malta academics – are among the top two per cent most cited scientists worldwide, according to a Stanford University study. The research, led by Prof. John Ioannidis...

The digital world and the way that Maltese society is interacting virtually has been an area that we have been exploring together in the past few months through the digital rights study that I commissioned. Having discussed how essen...