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The morning of July 8, 2021, John Pulis woke up to discover that heavy machinery had pulverised his field in Żabbar. It was yet another invasion carried out by

Obituary MAGRI. On October 16, ANTHONY, passed away peacefully at home, comforted by the rites of Holy Church and surrounded by his family. He leaves to mourn

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana announced the extension of a previous scheme whereby the transfer of family businesses from parents to their children will be tax

The government will be investing €470 million on the modernisation of various industrial zones and the creation of new ones which will not take up ODZ land

A "veteran of crime" who said "good morning" to elderly women before snatching the golden necklaces they were wearing, has been jailed for 32 months.  Ton

Maltese customs On September 1, Times of Malta published my letter, headed ‘Quaint Maltese customs’. It read as follows: “I spent most of lo

MAUREEN LIPMAN: Im here to tell you I will never go abroad again. Never. Neither will any sensible, sentient human being over 70. Not if they have to fly in to Heathrow, that is.

If one thinks back to World War II, there is a good possibility that a particular image will spring to mind. The explosion of the world’s first atom bomb

Woman handed a suspended sentence after pleading guilty

Travelling back a whole century may be impossible, but we may get glimpses of the past through books, old documents and storytelling. Kurt Sansone leafed through the numbers recorded in the Malta Blue Books to understand how Malta was in 1921