The first Maltese person one encounters in the Corfu diocese registers is Paolo Pace, son of Silvestro. On April 23, 1815, Pace is recorded in the baptism register as the godfather of Catterina ...

Small- and medium-sized enterprises are the backbone of our economy. They create thousands of jobs and contribute hugely to our growth. Most SMEs are family owned; however, all SMEs have one thing ...

A top “Maltese” aide to US President Donald Trump was actually born in the Soviet Union, documents show. Questions have been swirling in Washington D.C about the true origins of Sergio Gor ...

Health authorities have raised the alarm over a new unregulated nicotine product that has become widely available in Malta amid marketing that targets young people. The product, nicotine pouches ...

Adrian Delia has apologised for his “mistakes” and to those he "hurt” during his tenure as PN leader and said he believed renewed synergies could heal the wounds of the past if he is re ...

Momentum said Abela's defence of Buhagiar's reinstatement to journlists yesterday was "cold", "tone-deaf" and "morally bankrupt". Photo: Chris Sant Fournier.

The head of a Palestinian armed group opposed to Hamas and accused of aid looting in the Gaza Strip confirmed Sunday it was coordinating with the Israeli military in an interview with public radio ...

Malta’s first pre-insolvency proceedings: key takeaways What we can learn from the first application for preventative restructuring ...

Today's letters by Times of Malta readersPolitically momentous weeks The last few weeks were quite politically momentous ones. First, we heard the news that a number of former PN employees were ...

Who's who: The people and businesses facing charges linked to hospitals deal It's a long list of people with a long list of alleged crimes ...

Hungarian bank OTP, once dubbed an “international war sponsor” in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, is one of the bidders vying to take over HSBC Malta. HSBC Malta said yesterday ...

Archbishop Charles Scicluna has appointed Fr Martin Micallef as the new Episcopal Vicar for Diaconia. In the role, Fr Micallef will assist the Archbishop in the Church’s work with the most needy ...