Times of Malta scooped nine out of 20 awards at the 33rd edition of the Malta Journalism Awards on Saturday evening. Meanwhile, former editor Ray Bugeja won the coveted Gold Award for his contribution ...

At least one person has died, and 11 people have been rescued after a vessel capsized in Malta’s search and rescue zone. A search and rescue operation coordinated by Maltese authorities is underway ...

A diver has been rescued after finding himself in difficulty at Reqqa Point in Gozo. The operation was conducted in the afternoon by a rescue boat of the Armed Forces of Malta after the diver could ...

Greece's parliament on Wednesday was to approve a reform allowing workers to work 13-hour days under exceptional circumstances, drawing fire from unions and opposition parties. The new law is expected ...

A new Vascular Hybrid theatre, crucial for patients needing arterial and vein interventions, has begun operating at Mater Dei Hospital, Health Minister Jo Etienne Abela announced. Abela explained that ...

A court has sharply criticised the police and the Occupational Health and Safety Authority for not working together to properly establish the facts which led to the death of young worker Matthew ...

A 35-year-old man was arraigned under arrest after sending a Facebook friend request and a blank email to his former partner, in favour of whom a protection order was issued in September. The Qormi ...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Tuesday. Times of Malta leads with how Hamas handed over 20 surviving Israeli hostages to Red Cross representatives in Gaza, while Israel ...

The Ċensu Moran Regional Health Centre was inaugurated by the prime minister on Monday evening, formally concluding a €50 million project aimed at easing pressure from Mater Dei Hospital. “This is not ...

Dutch billionaire Marcel Boekhoorn has been ordered by regulators to give up his shares in Novum Bank. The Malta Financial Services Authority has stripped Boekhoorn of his “fit and proper” status, a ...

For the first time in more than two years, Nationalist Party voters have the leader they want. A large majority of PN voters say Alex Borg is the best man to lead the party, with the 30-year-old ...

The recent attempt by the government to quietly pass a series of laws and legal notices during the summer months, under the guise of so-called reform of Malta’s planning laws, reflects a deeply ...