A handwritten letter sent by Malta’s renowned national poet Dun Karm Psaila to Ms Joan Barbara on 14 November 1958 has been donated to the University of Malta.   The presentation was...

An Italian man was crushed to death on Thursday by a giant crucifix dedicated to the late Pope John Paul II, which collapsed just days before the Polish pontiff will be made a saint in a ceremony...

1 - Make or break: Union prepares to issue directives in health sector   2 - Camilleri father-son slaying: Lawyer lambasts government   3 - Enemalta: PM reiterates job...

The PL will face an uphill struggle in the upcoming European Parliament election but the message is getting across, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said this evening.   Speaking at a PL...

PN leader Simon Busuttil said today that Prime Minister Joseph Muscat had not explained why the country’s deficit had gone down to €200 million euros but, at the same time, public debt rose...

A 23-year-old man from Birzebbuga was granted bail against a personal guarantee of €3,000 after he pleaded not guilty to violently resisting arrest, assaulting and slightly injuring a...

The government and the Opposition were locked in a war of words over the national debt, in the wake of figures published by Eurostat on Wednesday.   The government said that of the €372...

Travel arrangements are being made for eligible voters residing abroad to enable them to vote in Malta at the forthcoming European Parliament Election on 24th May 2014.   For this purpose,...

A video of a father who offers a lit cigarette to a toddler who then smokes it has caused uproar in the social media.   As the topless man passes the cigarette back and forth to the toddler,...

Inside a chapel on the edges of Rome, a nun uses a key to open a wooden wall panel, revealing a hidden niche. Behind glass and stitched loosely to supporting backing hangs a relic of holy suffering:...