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Irish President Michael D. Higgins has promoted the concept of 'positive' neutrality in response to war during his state visit to Malta. Both countries have a

Ukrainians who fled their country in recent weeks and others who have lived in Malta for a few years on Sunday held a small but poignant protest in front of the

More than 70 swimmers who swam at the Neptunes pool over a period of 24 hours have raised more than €65,000 for the Victory Kitchen food charity. Some of

Dozens of glass bottles, car tyres, bathroom accessories, including toilets, were among the items collected from Senglea’s seabed during a clean-up on Sat

Importing construction workers to deal with the local labour shortage is a short-term, though necessary, solution, the developers’ association deputy pres

The government has not consulted key stakeholders on its plan to redraft the country’s tax system, Opposition leader Bernard Grech said on Wednesday.&nbsp

The average family of four is spending €100 a month more on food bills than in 2020 and the elderly are facing an even higher increase, according to a new

Pandemic measures “reversed” Malta’s tourism industry back to 2015, and delays to phase them out had only benefitted competing destinations, a

We have just had a hugely disappointing election. Disappointing not because the Labour Party won it so handsomely but because this specific Labour Party won it

Enemalta, Malta’s energy provider, has signed new agreements to lock in prices for “a substantial volume” of the country’s supply of Liq