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Infrastructure Malta is completing the laying of high voltage underground cables that will power shore-to-ship electricity systems for cruise liners, slashing t

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

Bread subsidy provides lifeline amid surging food prices in Malta-

VALLETTA, May 6 (Xinhua) -- Elaine Micallef, who runs a family bakery in Malta, could not fathom how much it would cost to make a loaf of bread if they had to p

Plans are in hand to turn the two-storey dilapidated former Raffles Discotheque in Pembroke into a food court with catering outlets and a childcare centre. The

In the early morning of April 28, 1942, at 7.50am, the air raid warning sounded, as a number of German Messerschmitt Bf109F fighter aircraft and an estimated 43

Shooting of Ridley Scott’s historical drama film on Napoleon Bonaparte started on Thursday, with the Étoile du Roy (King's Star) frigate sailing in

The domestic laws of the Order of St John regulated quite stringently commerce in victuals and markets, mostly for reasons of consumer protection, health, fair

Mhairi Clarke

The “El Hiblu 3” were just teenagers when an oil tanker saved their overloaded dinghy in the Mediterranean. So why are they facing decades in prison in Malta?