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Updated 2.20pm with further details A 51-year-old man has died in a suspected hit-and-run in Żejtun, police have confirmed. The body of the victim, who is fro

The therapeutic effects of the environment are well known. There’s clearly a sense in which regular walks in the countryside, away from the noise and poll

University degrees in ‘Political Science’ may appear excessive, in a country where everybody already seems to be an expert anyway. But as Prof. MARIO THOMAS VASSALLO, of UoM’s Department of Public Policy, points out: ‘politics’ is about more than just an election every five years

Antonio Cremona, popularly known as Ninu or Is-Sur Nin, was born on May 27, 1880, at 3-4, St Mary Street, Victoria. He was given the names of Antonio, Giuseppe

An outdoor gallery of the Marsa-Hamrun bypass is currently exhibiting photos inspired by a poem written by former president Anton Buttigieg, as part of an ongoi

Four decades ago, the Nationalist Party saw electoral victory snatched away when it received an absolute majority of votes but a minority of parliamentary seats

“Many a time one is cognisant of one’s qualities and, once these reverberate with others, a certain momentum builds up.” This was the utterly

News Release 25 October 2021 HSBC Malta reaffirms commitment to TradeMalta HSBC Bank Malta has reaffirmed its... | October 25, 2021

Trade Malta, a public-private partnership between the government and the Malta Chamber dedicated to helping local business internationalise, is launching an enh

Electoral reform could see ADPD in parliament but the chances of a coalition government remain remote. Mark Laurence Zammit explains why. Electoral reform