Today's front pages - June 13, 2025 The top stories in Malta's newspapers on Friday ...

US President Donald Trump once again targeted former aide Elon Musk on Tuesday, attacking the amount of government subsidies the entrepreneur is receiving, after the tech billionaire renewed ...

One of two men accused of importing one kilogramme of amphetamine by post was granted bail on Monday. Gabriel Zarb (27) and 26-year-old Danilo Zahra were arraigned separately on June 4 after the ...

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A group of 260 University of Malta academics have called on Maltese politicians to “take strong action to prevent genocide in Gaza”. In a strongly worded letter, the academics called on MPs ...

That activity with Chiswick House School planted the seed for Scuttle the Cuttle – what he describes as an innovative, sturdy, purpose-built, beach-cleaning, fun toy that could inspire future ...

Malta Fashion Week 2025 was launched on Friday with a stylish sunset soirée at Kora, the island’s newest luxury beach club at the DoubleTree by Hilton ...

Three Turkish vessels were recently spotted close to the coast after entering Malta's fishing waters without permission, the Fisheries Ministry said Thursday. In a statement, the ministry said ...

On the eve of World Refugee Day, which is marked on June 20, the National Statists Office said there was a drop in asylum applications, boat arrivals and pending cases last year. Aside from ...

Almost 5,000 enforcement cases were opened by the environment authority last year, according to a report issued Thursday. Last year, the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) opened 4,883 ...

A German woman is in a critical condition in hospital after being run over by a car in Floriana on Thursday. The accident happened at around 1.15pm in Pinto Wharf, Floriana, when the 57-year old ...

As global travel trends evolve, Malta needs to follow suit. For decades, we’ve attracted millions of visitors to our iconic sights, 7,000 years of history, rich culture and our 300 days yearly ...