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The latest inflation data out of the US could mark the beginning of a disinflationary process which would be bullish for equities, bonds, and the economy

For historian and WWII researcher SIMON CUSENS, commemorating the ‘Santa Marija Convoy’ is about more than just preserving the memories of a past that in danger of being forgotten

Air Malta stands a chance of passing muster for the cut-throat competition of aviation only if it is shut down as a company, and then recreated as a new company with new policies in place

Man’s best friend. But also the first to assist their handlers with anxiety problems, diabetes and even therapy: service dogs

While it is nice to see the centuries’ old traditions being upheld, it is also true that the modern-day festa has become far too commercialised, far too gaudy, and far too much of a money-making opportunity

ERA limits noise in ‘gatherings’ in Natura 2000 sites to 65 decibels, not more than the noise emitted by a vacuum cleaner at home

The annual tradition dates back to 1923, a year after the statue was brought to the village

Former Prime Minister and Labour leader Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici admitted to Mater Dei Hospital on Sunday

Abdullah Ahmed, 35, has been remanded in custody  

Man run over by car in Triq Diċembru 13, Marsa on Sunday afternoon

This Monday 22 August, fierce rivals Manchester United and Liverpool FC will compete in the third matchday of the 2022/23 Premier League

The police carried out inspections at a number of residences in Gozo

State school students return to classrooms on 28 September   

73-year-old farmer behind Simblija shooting, which left 49-year-old Noel Ciantar seriously injured, remanded in custody

Malta’s business community needs to remember that its own competitiveness is not the only thing that needs ‘safeguarding’ in this country, a little more fairness, all round, would not be amiss

Mater Dei blames contractors over HVAC faults to radiotherapy suite

Prime Minister on vacation with his family, but no announcement is made on the appointment of an acting PM

James Debono’s census spotlight looks at the various demographic indicators from Maltese towns, revealing a declining capital city that keeps losing its inhabitants, to veritable explosion of residents in localities like Msida whose population...

The two men stand accused of injuring two men during a brawl on Thursday