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A slower pace, tuk-tuks and Meghan Markle's dalliance with the Ninth Baron of Budach – Cox & Kings' new spotlight tour proves a hit in Malta

A tunnel leading to Cottonera has been temporarily closed for restoration works, with the poorly signposted road closure causing traffic and confusion among mot

Britain has rescued or intercepted a total of 1,115 migrants attempting to cross the Channel over just two days, the country’s interior ministry said on Sunday.

Monday 10am The president receives a courtesy call by Sein Chew, Honorary Consul for Malta in Hong Kong, at San Anton Palace, Attard. Wednesday 10am The pres

The past scholastic year was characterised by unprecedented challenges for local schools. The adverse situation brought about by the pandemic required schools t

Vittoriosa is one of the most historic cities across the Maltese islands, packed with a historical attractions and appealing buildings.

A memorable page in the history of the Senglea parish was written 50 years ago when, on September 4, 1971, Cardinal Giacomo Lercaro adorned the statue of Maria

Urban anthropologist Rachael Scicluna launches Labour Party candidature Urban anthropologist Rachael Scicluna on Saturday launched her Labour Party candidature for the second and ninth districts  17 July 2021, 9:24am by Staff Reporter “This,” she said, “is the foundation for a strong, resilient, and happy society." To create this kind of policy, Scicluna said in a statement announcing her run, she is committing herself to put people at the centre of society proactively and compassionat...

A study carried out by marine geologist Dr Aaron Micallef (‘Malta’s submerged landscape’, Times of Malta, January 4, 2013), found that the archipelago was two-and-a-half times larger and the sea level 130 metres lower during the last Ice Age. The subsequent rise in sea levels created bays and harbours, mainly in a south-southeast to northeast direction, including Grand Harbour, the Marsa l-Kbira (Mers el Kebir) and its innermost creek, Ix-Xatt tal-Marsa, the stretch of water beyond an ima...

A local’s guide to Malta: 10 top tips Dome in the dusk … the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a major landmark in Valletta. Photograph: Alamy Dome in the dusk … the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a major landmark in Valletta. Photograph: Alamy The island has been at the heart of Mediterranean history and culture for centuries, and it can be enjoyed once more now it’s on the green list FraNikolaSoukmandjiev Fri 25 Jun 2021 01.30 EDT Last modified on Fri 25 Jun...