Ons Jabeur said the seeds of her history-making charge to the Wimbledon final were sown 12 months ago when she told her coaching team: “I’m coming back for the title.” Jabeur became the first African woman to reach a Grand Sla...

Sri Lanka's beleaguered President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled his official residence in Colombo Saturday, a top defence source told AFP, before protesters gathered to demand his resignation stormed the compound. "The president was escort...

The Malta Chamber of SMEs has once again won first prize at the National Supporting Business Awards under the remit of the Ministry for the Economy. The award was won on the basis of supporting businesses in their sustainable transit...

Atlas Insurance is once again supporting the APS Summer Festival which is being held at the University of Malta campus between July 20 and 31.  This is the festival’s third edition and the second edition that Atlas is sponsoring t...

Wales captain Gareth Bale said Friday the chance to bring his expertise and skills to a young Los Angeles FC squad prompted his jump to Major League Soccer. “It just felt really like the right thing to do,” Bale said. “It felt ...

A foundation with the main purpose of promoting the technology sector in Malta, Tech.mt, is now an accredited institution by the Malta Further & Higher Education Authority, Economy Minister Silvio Schembri announced. In a statememt, ...

Novak Djokovic promised there would be “fireworks” when he takes on Australia’s Nick Kyrgios for the Wimbledon title on Sunday. Six-time champion Djokovic reached his eighth final at the All England Club, and a record 32nd in m...

Routine roadside inspections over the last few days saw the majority of cars pulled over being fined for not complying with the law, according to Transport Malta. During these inspections, 207 cars were stopped and underwent a basic ...

MUSIC Classic Rock Anthems After their tribute to rock band Queen last year, the BBC Concert Orchestra and BBC Radio 2 are returning to the Granaries in Floriana this evening to present a night of classic rock and pop music. The 60-p...

Article 167 and the subsequent provisions of the Code of Organisation and Civil Procedure (Chap. 12 of the Laws of Malta) allow a lessor interested in demanding the eviction of his lessor from an urban or rural tenement, the faculty ...

A hearse carrying the body of assassinated former prime minister Shinzo Abe arrived in Tokyo on Saturday from the western Japanese city where he was shot at close range on the campaign trail. The murder of Japan's best-known politici...

Baħar Jaqsam is a new album by Gozo musical group The JoyGivers. Baħar Jaqsam is one of 11 songs in Maltese which sheds light, in a light-hearted way, on the differences in the dialects between the Maltese and Gozitans. The song, w...

The news that Malta has been elected as member of the United Nations Security Council for a period of two years has been welcomed with general joy and approval. The process, which ended successfully, started in 2010. The then Nationa...

A few days ago, we were informed, thanks to TheShiftNews’ investigation, of a mega scandal involving public land. Taxpayers will be skinned and flayed to the bone. The government has secretly granted the American University of Malt...

Efficient transport connections between Malta and Gozo are always about balancing the essential, the desirable and the affordable. The fast ferry services provided by two private companies seem to be failing to strike this balance. T...

The MSE Equity Total Return Index closed another week in the green, as it reached 7,864.751 points – equivalent to a 0.7% weekly change. During the period, a total of 18 equities were active, eight of which headed north while five ...

Tomorrow, Kerċem parish celebrates the feast of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour. Cardinal Mario Grech will lead a Pontifical Mass, with the participation of the St Gregory choir and orchestra, under the direction of maestro di cappell...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Saturday. All newspapers reported the assassination of Japanese's former PM Shinzo Abe. Times of Malta leads its front page with Enemalta blaming unprecedented demand and inc...

“Private school students two years ahead of public ones, EU report claims” ran the header of one of the articles featured in the Times of Malta (July 5). The EU country report, which addresses a range of issues and not just educa...

Enemalta has blamed record demand and increased pressure on the network for the power cuts that have seen residents in Għargħur, Żebbuġ, Naxxar and other localities spend hours without electricity in the sweltering heat. A spokes...