At least three people died, including a couple in their eighties, when thunderstorms hit southeast France on Tuesday, leaving behind what one official described as "scenes of war".

Air and maritime units have been deployed in an area off Munxar Reef. On Sunday AFM units located and rescued a diver who was reported missing off Anchor Bay.

The government has sold its stake in Malta Air, the low-fare airline launched in 2019, to Ryanair, Times of Malta can confirm. The move, first reported by industry portal Fresh Aviation, is ...

Under the theme ‘Sustaining Momentum. Deepening Impact in Diversity & Inclusion,’ the second annual Malta Diversity & Inclusion Charter Conference, organized by CORE Platform was hosted by ...

The issue came to light once again following a recent fatal traffic accident in which a motorcyclist died on the spot. After the accident, graphic photos were shared extensively via WhatsApp.

The police investigation into lawyer Carmel Chircop’s murder was full of “shortcuts” a defence lawyer told a panel of jurors on Monday.

A BBC radio star has cast doubt on whether the UK broadcaster will air Malta’s Eurovision entry Kant on the radio. While discussing the Eurovision Song Contest on Monday morning, BBC Radio 2 ...

Activists on board a Gaza Freedom Flotilla vessel say their vessel was attacked by drones just outside Maltese waters early on Friday. The boat, with international human rights activists aboard ...

UK police were given more time Wednesday to question a man suspected of driving while on drugs into crowds celebrating Liverpool's Premier League win, as seven people remained in hospital.

James Vella Clark of Valletta writes: The current debate on euthanasia is both timely and deeply complex. As with many ‘national conversations’, the timing of this particular discussion stands ...

Malta formally took over the rotating six-month presidency of the Council of Europe on Wednesday, with Foreign Minister Ian Borg raising the Maltese flag at a ceremony in Strasbourg.

Activist Greta Thunberg and retired US Army Colonel Mary Ann Wright were among 40 humanitarians - including Maltese nationals - preparing to board a Gaza aid mission vessel on Friday.