Two years after the official start of the pandemic, some countries are now trying to "live with COVID", however, scientists warn that potential new variants and unequal vaccination rates threaten any long-awaited return to normality. When US global...
Solidarity was practised in the capital long before the welfare state was born
Will be placed at Ta' Qali family park following restoration
Tegou’s choreography suggests a locus where history converges with femininity
Malta’s hidden treasures: a story marred by a boycott and a sudden death
Unravelling the mysteries surrounding the enigmatic Knights-era farmhouse
A trip back in history to 1950s Gozo
Chapel that contains remains of the knights recalls victims of the world wars
Argentinian naval hero was born in Malta 250 years ago
Agriculture minister says he invited SCH to inspect artefact
More than 2,500 people were executed for witchcraft in Scotland
'Ochre', 'How to destroy your dance' to be performed in 'ŻfinDays – Double Bill'
Grand Master Perellós’ gioia to his Order convey spiritual and artistic messages
Malta’s hidden treasures: Exiled from Malta
Deportation to Uganda is a shameful episode in Malta's history
The designated UNESCO site is one of Britain’s best-known tourist attractions
A group of jewellers and other owners of shops within the footprint of St John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta, argued in court on Monday that the Land Authority could not order their eviction until the long-running issue of who actually owns the properties...
Additional ship repair yard promoted as ‘a critical asset to Indian trade route'
International artist with a modern spirit: Giorgio Preca exhibition at MUŻA
Vanessa Buhagiar digs up forgotten cases in Maltese history
Artist popularising papier-mâché statues in Malta was born 325 years ago today
On July 16, 1941, HMS Cachalot, a Grampus Class mine-laying submarine, arrived in Malta from Alexandria with a cargo of petrol, five tons of dehydrated vegetables and stores. She left the island on the 26th, with 17 bags of mail, 16 tons of stores and...
The main article of the January edition (no 1,034) of Il-Ħajja f’Għawdex commemorates the scholar Ninu Cremona (1880-1972) who, together with fellow Gozitans G.P.F. de Soldanis and Ġużè Aquilina, was pivotal in the development of our national...
Ray Cachia Zammit's book explores the defence complex
Pioneer Maltese educator and writer who helped lay down the language’s grammar
Since 1800, 142 women have been killed in Malta
It was a calm night but hazy night. Then a form emerged from the darkness.
'The Betrayal of Anne Frank' by author Rosemary Sullivan will shed more light
Malta’s first public theatre built by Grand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
How were pardons granted in 19th century Malta, and who received them?
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