Here are the latest developments in Russia's war in Ukraine: US says Russia wants China aid Russia is asking China for military and economic aid for the Ukraine conflict, US media report. The Chinese embassy in Washington DC denies k...

This is the 22nd day of the electoral campaign. As we have been doing in the past days, we will continue to bring you a rundown of events as they happen. Read past blogs: Day one | day two | day three | day four | day five | day eigh...

Three professionals from KPMG in Malta’s advisory function have successfully completed the ‘STEP Advanced Certificate in Advising the Family Business’.  The advanced certificate focuses on providing participants with specialis...

The University debate Peppi Azzopardi said Bernard Grech was more convincing during the university debate, despite the expectation that he would not perform as well as Abela. He said the PN leader spoke plainly and authentically, and...

Updated 9am Part of Regional Road in Santa Venera has been closed to traffic after a 22-year-old was seriously injured when he crashed into a wall. The police told Times of Malta the man, from Naxxar, was driving a Mazda Demio. He ...

 Judd Trump won his first ranking title in a year by thrashing Matthew Selt 10-4 in the final of the inaugural Nirvana Turkish Masters, and thrilled the crowd with a brilliant 147. In the final of the first-ever professional event s...

Assistive technologies refer to various types of devices or systems and services that help older persons perform daily tasks that otherwise they would not be able to do, or increase the ease or safety with which the task can be perfo...

Luis Suarez and Cesc Fabregas defended their friends and former Barcelona teammates Lionel Messi and Neymar after the pair were jeered by Paris Saint-Germain fans on Sunday. Messi and Neymar were both whistled during PSG’s 3-0 win ...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday. Times of Malta leads its front page with a report on how an international group that counted former minister Christian Cardona among its advisers has put “on hold�...

Seventeen million people in the Chinese tech hub of Shenzhen began their first full day under lockdown Monday, as a key factory making iPhones closed and restrictions spread across Shanghai and other major cities in an effort to exti...

Bank of Valletta recently received an invitation from French President Emmanuel Macron to participate in an event on gender equality in the workplace organised by the French presidency of the Council of the European Union. The event ...

Maltese pharmacies have registered a slight increase in requests for iodine tablets, among rising fears of nuclear fallout from the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. The president of the Malta Chamber of Pharmacists, Mary Anne San...

The Gozo Philatelic Society is exhibiting Richard England’s two stamp sets at the society’s showcase at Il-Ħaġar museum in Victoria. The first set, showing Ġgantija, Mdina, Victoria and Sant’Anġlu, was issued in 1975 for th...

Obituary SALIBA. On March 6, MARY LOUISE, née Azzopardi, passed peacefully away at home. She will be missed by her children and their partners Joe and Monika, Paul and Sally, Mark and Ruth, and Kathryn and Brendan Caruana Montaldo, ...

The GauLive series, part of the 15th edition of Gaulitana: A Festival of Music, enters its third week of events.  Tomorrow, Italian pianist Silvia Belfiore will interpret composer Federico Gozzelino’s work for piano solo, Per Musi...

Until recently, central banks ignored soaring inflation by continually arguing that the phenomenon of rising prices was “transitory”. Now the global economies fear that stagflation is more likely. Financial and commodity markets ...

Russia and Ukraine were set for a third round of talks Monday as Moscow's invading forces maintain their devastating assaults across the former Soviet state. The discussions come as Russian troops edge closer to Kyiv and keep up thei...

The government has again shown that it is inept in dealing with the crucial issue of restoring the country’s damaged reputation in the eyes of the international community. The golden passports scheme is not a niche issue. It goes t...

An international group that counted former minister Christian Cardona among its advisers has put “on hold” a local charity endeavour due to a “somewhat hostile environment” towards one of its companies in Malta. Insignia Grou...

Ċensu Tabone and Gozo Ten years to the day have passed since the death of Ċensu Tabone (right), a most valiant son of Gozo. Born in 1913, Tabone climbed tenaciously the ladder of life, at times with great difficulties and surmounti...