The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday.
A country haunted by defeat has made resistance to reckoning part of its national identity, writes Gaëlle Pério ...
If Bolsonaro triumphs in the October 25 election, the Latin American powerhouse will join a steady rightward march in the ...
The three teams launched their SWAN second-tier campaigns with victories while Tigne, Fgura produced a six-goal thriller.
Europe’s strategic priorities must translate into investment, productivity and results, writes Keith Azzopardi Tanti ...
Lampuki, also known as dolphinfish or mahi-mahi, migrate through the Mediterranean from late summer into autumn. They pass through the waters around Malta and Sicily, Balzan explained. Their capture ...
As thousands of children across Malta return to school this autumn, a number of families are facing a worrying reality: uncertainty over whether their children will receive the support they need in ...
Thus, Independence Square was renamed from Palm Square following the attainment of constitutional independence in September ...
A mother’s decision to forgive her son did not stop him from being jailed for 26 months after he was convicted of stealing her car and damaging her home. Luke Cremona, 23, faced 12 charges including ...
The dispute began last week when Jesus left 41-year-old Ronaldo on the bench for Portugal's first win over Norway. Ronaldo ...
A total of 27 people died by suicide in 2023, data tabled in parliament on Monday revealed. Twenty-four were men while three were women. The information was provided by Health and Active Aging ...
One of the most powerful figures in returning US President Donald Trump’s administration has turned out to a Maltese man originally from Cospicua. Sergio Gor, a 38-year-old publisher and long-standing ...
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