When it comes to finding the best online casino, there is no doubt that it is a good idea to do your homework thoroughly, as this way you can have a significantly better gaming experience and maybe even end up winning some money. Bec...

Residents at care homes for the elderly started receiving a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Monday, as Malta begins its booster shot vaccination campaign. Senior citizens living at the Floriana nursing home were the first to be...

American tennis player Sloane Stephens has become the latest prominent athlete to share the personal burden of what she said were the relentless and “exhausting” attacks she receives on social media. “I am human,” Stephens sa...

Minn Kampus Għal Ieħor is a new Campus FM series connecting global campuses. This new 60-minute weekly programme connects professionals across campuses across the world to share the stories of how their career path has unfolded wit...

The financial services sector has, in recent years, achieved significant growth – and has established itself as one of the most important contributors to Malta’s GDP. This growth has a spill-over effect on various other sectors �...

An application for the conversion of three St Julian’s townhouses into a restaurant, which is already in operation, is being recommended for refusal after works were carried out without a permit. Filed by Nicolas Suarez, the applic...

Customs said in a statement on Monday that its officials had seized kilos of shisha tobacco and thousands of alcohol bottles from two Sliema outlets. Some 3,338 fiscally unmarked bottles of wine, 23 bottles of whiskey, and 7,607 unus...

Valencia's ‘Fallas’ festival wrapped up with fireworks and the burning of colourful sculptures on Sunday after returning to the eastern Spanish city following a pandemic-induced hiatus. The five-day festival is traditionally held...

The Taliban said on Monday they had captured the last pocket of resistance in Afghanistan, the Panjshir Valley, even as opposition fighters vowed to keep up their struggle against the hardline Islamists. Following their lightning-fas...

The saying “Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing themselves” is attributed to Leo Tolstoy. When we take on our first job, we are often reminded that every organisation needs to change to keep up wi...

Another 20 people will be charged with publishing online hate speech later this month after a record number of people were arraigned last week. Times of Malta is informed that the police have identified around two dozen more individu...

The compilation of evidence against Yorgen Fenech over money laundering charges started on Monday. Five people in all are accused with financial crime linked to Maltese gaming company Glimmer Limited.  Refresh your page for updates...

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Following two successful virtual series, the 14th edition of Gaulitana: A Festival of Music is being brought to an end with a series of live public events in Gozo. In full compliance with the health and safety regulations issued by t...

Morocco’s national football team were able to leave Guinea late on Sunday, a Moroccan official said, after army putschists said they had staged a coup in the west African country. Scheduled to face Guinea in a Monday qualifier for ...

In a competing labour market, employers are finding innovative ways to help retain their employees − and workplace retirement schemes are a way of building employee loyalty. Here are some common questions to help demystify what thi...

Russian second seed Daniil Medvedev marched into the US Open quarter-finals on Sunday, where a shock Dutch qualifier will try to deny him a third straight trip to the New York semi-finals. Medvedev defeated British 24th seed Daniel E...

If you commute by car, you are likely to have repeatedly circled the area around your home until you are resigned to squeeze the vehicle into awkward spots. Over the years, the changing landscape of towns and villages has seen many h...

The turnout for Moviment Graffitti’s protest against the proposed marina in Marsascala was surprising, and not only for the numbers. Considering the town has always been a Labour stronghold, the community was out in droves to oppos...

A former sniper in the US military went on a shooting spree in central Florida, killing four people, including an infant boy in his mother's arms, officials said Sunday. The suspect, identified as 33-year-old Bryan Riley, shot and ki...