Eva Kaili took the EP to court after they refused to hand over documents

Auction of the Hermes handbag sparked a telephone bidding war

'Laws are for little people' - party expresses 'outrage' at PA's greenlight of Montekristo illegalities

The British man was certified dead on site

The prominent newspaper stories of the last half a century

Society has new president

Christine X Gallery presents Chasing the Light: Malta en plein air at 1926 La Galerie, Valletta, from today

A T-shirt with a slogan is a powerful tool for self-expression, rebellion and protest says Liv Auckland, Lecturer in Fashion Communication

Woman Unclouded, a go-to platform for Maltese women, considers sharing and changing relationship roles without falling apart

The top stories in Malta’s newspapers

The US President floats idea of '15 per cent to 20' per cent blanket tariffs on trading partners

Today’s social and personal listings

Preserving tradition amid transformative change

Affordable housing is not just for welfare dependents. The greatest pressure today is being felt by workers in the lower to middle income categories who greatly contribute to our society

This young talent is crucial for Malta's future but they face a number of challenges

The Nationalist Party must offer a real choice to people. Not just political rhetoric: but a vision that inspires, unites, and uplifts

Today’s letters by Times of Malta readers

The government has a responsibility to tackle the use of nicotine pouches, before it becomes even more widespread

The high-ranking officer tried, and failed, in court to stop the police from forcing her to resign

Gaza's civil defence agency said the children were among 17 victims in Deir el-Balah