Juventus made a splash in the January transfer window when they snatched hot prospect Dusan Vlahovic and Switzerland midfielder Denis Zakaria, but their arrival has yet to provide the hoped-for boost ahead of Tuesday’s Champions Le...

Parents and educators are calling for the revision of COVID-19 restrictions in schools to reflect the easing of measures going on in the rest of the country. Over the past weeks, the government has relaxed measures which were introdu...

Equities were mixed on Monday while oil prices eased after presidents Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin agreed in principle to hold a summit to try to find a way out of the Ukraine crisis. Warnings from US officials that Russia could inva...

Luxol St Andrews started the second phase of the futsal season on a high after registering a comprehensive win against University of Malta. Even Valletta had a positive outing against Mellieħa to stay three points away from their r...

From jogging outfits to summer dresses, Lea Baecker has stitched together most of her wardrobe herself from inside her London flat, part of a burgeoning number of young amateur seamstresses. Like many others in the growing horde of s...

Darren Debono was sentenced to a six-month jail term and fined €4,600 after being charged with failing to cooperate when called to testify against Vince Muscat, his alleged former accomplice in the 2010 HSBC failed heist.  His law...

For the next month, Times of Malta will be bringing you daily highlights from the political events in the run-up to the March 26 general election. These are Monday's highlights: First press conferences  9.30am Both PL and PN have a...

In the second episode of Ganado Meets Maritime, Jotham Scerri-Diacono, co-partner at the shipping department of Ganado Advocates, speaks with ROBERT AQUILINA, a fish farming veteran and CEO of Pisciculture Marine de Malte Ltd, to dis...

Eurosceptics often argue that the European Union is just a loose association of 27 countries that benefit from the fundamental principle of free movement of goods, people and capital. This is indeed an important cornerstone. However,...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday. All newspapers lead with news that the election is being held on March 26. Times of Malta also reports that the government is refusing to say how many people were re...

Novak Djokovic’s season, derailed in January when he was deported from Australia, finally starts on Monday in Dubai with the world number one insisting players in the locker room “have been positive and welcoming” on his return...

I have fond memories of teaching young people in a business institute on the dress code they need to adopt when attending their first job interview. While dressing up for a special occasion is an experience most adults handle with li...

AsinMalta’s next online lecture will discuss ‘Dante’s Divine Comedy: Otherworld Images from his Poem’ on March 3. Often considered a daunting read, the Divine Comedy can also, and more approachably, be studied through its ill...

Obituaries MICALLEF. On February 17, LUKE, aged 87, of Naxxar and previously residing in Attard, departed this life peacefully to join his beloved wife Ann who passed away seven months ago. He was comforted by the rites of Holy Churc...

Marsascala residents are receiving phone calls from pollsters asking for their voting preferences alongside their views on a controversial marina and other projects planned for the area. It comes as Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne...

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to announce on Monday an end to all pandemic legal curbs in England, insisting it is time to move on despite political opposition and unease from the UN's health agency. Two years after COV...

I recently had the honour to attend a social breakfast meeting entitled ‘Neżisti jew Ngħix?’, which was held at the new premises of Caritas Malta, in Ħamrun. This event saw the gathering of active citizens from various walks o...

Bobby on the campaign trail. See more work by Seb Tanti Burlò.

The government is refusing to say how many people were rescued in Maltese search-and-rescue waters, and how many were brought ashore or taken to Libya, despite being challenged in parliament four times in a month. PN MP Therese Comod...

Bank queues Day in, day out, I see long queues waiting outside banks. I observe that the majority are elderly people. I have more than once spoken to some of them, getting to know that most of them are not familiar with the use of AT...