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Arsenal were crowned Premier League champions on Tuesday for the first time in 22 years after Manchester City drew 1-1 at Bournemouth. Pep Guardiola's men needed to win on England's south coast to keep the title race alive but fell short despite a late goal from Erling Haaland. After finishing second for the past three seasons, Mikel Arteta's Gunners

Prime Minister Robert Abela warned that voters who choose not to vote could "open the door to Castille" for the PN, as he said that Malta needs experienced and stable leadership during a sensitive international period, and over the past 13 years, only Labour has shown that it knows how to drive the country's economic engine. Addressing supporters in

Partit Nazzjonalista ’s newly-released electoral manifesto has divulged further details into the party’s proposals including one focused on reducing vehicle licence fees based on the distance travelled. Cars that do between 500 km and 5,000 km would have reduced licence fees that do not exceed 80% of what they pay today according to PN. Those who do

Cars driven up to 500 kilometres a year would pay no circulation licence fee under a Nationalist government, Opposition leader Alex Borg said on Tuesday as he unpacked his party's transport proposals. Borg was speaking during an event at which the Nationalist Party introduced its 11 candidates for the 12th district. They are Charles Azzopardi, David

Christians, Muslims working together In a colloquium on the theme ‘Human compassion and empathy in modern times’, Pope Leo said that for Christians and Muslims, “human compassion and empathy are not something additional or optional, but are a call from God to reflect his goodness in our daily lives”. After warning that “compassion and empathy are sadly

I’ve always found the Maltese’s relationship with animals to be an interesting one. Like many things Maltese, it hasn’t been widely covered, and so much of what was true historically has been lost to time. However, if I were to take into account Malta’s cultural and social background a mere hundred years ago, I feel it would be an educated guess to

Bulgaria, which won the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday night, also topped Thursday's semi-final in which Malta participated, newly released full results show. Malta was eighth. Bulgaria took the top televote score, while Australia won the jury vote, according to the results issued by the European Broadcasting Union. Malta, represented by Aidan,

Nadia Delicata, lecturer on moral theology at the University of Malta writes: On April 21, 2026, a year after Pope Francis left this world, Dun Vinċenz Deguara (b. April 10, 1932), the first priest I met in my life, followed to eternity. He baptised me; through his hands I participated in the Eucharist for the first time; on my parents’ silver wedding