Only one of the Armed Forces of Malta’s five helicopters is in use, Nationalist Party home affairs spokesperson Darren Carabott said after receiving a reply to a parliamentary question. On ...

When death becomes easier than care Legalising euthanasia before fixing the systems that fail people is not moral courage – it is surrender ...

Charlotte Craner was born healthy in 2022, but a faint click revealed that her hips were displaced. She was referred for an ultrasound, diagnosed with Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH), and ...

June 28: The front page of Times of Malta 10, 25 and 50 years ago The prominent newspaper stories of the last half a century ...

The Marsaxlokk local council was found to have been “unjust” when it denied a water taxi operator, who cannot remain in direct sunlight due to a medical condition, the right to set up an ...

Families of Sliema murder victims: 'Very happy with the verdict' Relatives express relief as duo convicted in 2020 botched robbery that ended in murder ...

Assisted suicide crosses a red line A culture of death has established its home in the corridors of power in Malta and the rest of the Western world, writes David Marinelli ...

In pictures: Hawkers in early Malta postcards Before WWII, lots of minor retail was carried out by men, women and children directly on the street ...

A car was recovered from Mġarr harbour in Gozo on Saturday morning after an 81-year-old lost control of the vehicle and ended up in the sea. Pedestrians rescued the driver from the Daihatsu ...

MCAST is “not second division”, its principal has insisted, as the college rolls out new courses and expands its reach in a bid to shake off misconceptions about vocational education. The ...

Motorists caught overspeeding or under the influence while driving should have their licence immediately suspended, the Green Party believes. ADPD public relations officer Brian Decelis said more ...

Making waves: Karin Orsel charts a new course for women at sea Shipping carries over 90% of international trade, yet women represent less than 20% of the maritime workforce onshore, with even ...