'Any suggestion that sows doubt on the integrity of the University’s awards or diminishes the relevance of the PGCE is deplorable'

Man insists he acted in self-defence during incident at Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq

'Malta should bring itself in line with its European counterparts'

Resident groups need to be involved in the consultation process

'Justifiable spring hunting of turtle doves on the Maltese Islands' - FKNK

No one injured in the early morning accident

The prominent newspaper stories of the last half a century

Money is being siphoned off towards unintended purposes

The top stories in Malta's newspapers

In a new exhibition curated by Melanie Erixon, which opens on Friday, Clint Scerri Harkins explores the human form, from the aesthetic to the philosophical

Ginger does more than spice up your stir-fry. Research shows it may ease nausea, reduce inflammation and even support heart health

Plastics are so widespread, traces have been found in semen and placenta. And yet we do nothing

'I think we're going to get the war done'

Intelligence services reached a 'deeply disturbing conclusion'that Iran directed at least two antisemitic attacks - PM

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Information on ECB monetary operations and the domestic Treasury bill market

Beyond growth: rethinking what public investment should deliver

Today’s letters by Times of Malta readers

A stronger economy cannot be built by restricting academic choices, but by utilising graduates’ potential to the full in creative, productive, and socially meaningful ways, says Anne Marie Thake

As the government prioritises quantity over quality in tourism, we risk trading our heritage, environment, and well-being for short-term gains and long-term decline, says Mario de Marco