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As the Malta Maritime Forum marks its tenth anniversary, the organisation's role as the unifying voice of Malta's maritime industry has never been more relevant, the MMF leadership told The Malta Business Weekly. Over the past decade, the Forum has evolved into an influential policy partner, shaping national and European discussions that directly impact

Frank Attard, long regarded as one of the most distinguished photographers in Malta's journalistic history and widely recognised for his images of Queen Elizabeth II, has died at the age of 97. His association with the Times of Malta spanned more than five decades. He joined the organisation in 1942 at the age of fourteen as a paperboy and retired

Another win for Arsenal. More misery for Liverpool and its under-fire manager Arne Slot. While Arsenal accelerated its Premier League title charge with a 2-0 victory over Brentford to regain a five-point lead, Liverpool needed a late own-goal just to salvage a 1-1 draw with Sunderland at Anfield. Slot will be back under pressure, with his team languishing

Napoli advanced to the quarterfinals of the Italian Cup by winning a lengthy penalty shootout against Cagliari following a 1-1 draw in regular time Wednesday. Antonio Conte's team eventually prevailed 9-8 on penalties with Mattia Felici hitting the crossbar with his spot kick for Cagliari and Zito Luvumbo having his saved by Napoli goalkeeper Vanja

After three days of discussion, the Parliament of Malta unanimously voted for the bill looking to establish National Anthem Day on 27 December and recognise Valletta as the capital city of Malta in the Constitution of Malta, to proceed to the Committee Stage for technical amendments. Near the end of Wednesday's plenary, both sides of the House of Representatives

When a newborn is admitted to the Neonatal and Paediatric Intensive Care Unit, time stops for the parents. What should have been the beginning of a joyful chapter becomes a confrontation with fear, uncertainty, and an exhausting stream of medical updates. For many families, these days - or sometimes weeks - spent by an incubator are some of the darkest

Transport Minister Chris Bonett has tabled a one-page technical document about the material used to cover the Ta' Qali picnic area, following renewed parliamentary questions about the quality of the gravel and sand laid on-site. The information was requested by PN MP Rebekah Borg, who asked the Minister to respond to an earlier parliamentary question

The Speaker of the House, Anġlu Farrugia, has cleared PN MP Albert Buttigieg of harassing a ONE News journalist who impeded his entry to Parliament while trying to ask him questions earlier this week. On Monday afternoon, a journalist from ONE News attempted to ask questions to Opposition MP Albert Buttigieg just outside Parliament as the PN MP was

The Directorate for Environmental Health will soon launch a programme aimed at reducing the number of wild pigeons in localities across Malta and Gozo, Health Minister Jo Etienne Abela said. Responding to a parliamentary question by Nationalist MP Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici, who referred to earlier inquiries about the persistent pigeon problem in Paola,

The government seems to have cancelled the tender it issued for the planned restoration of Selmun Palce in Mellieha, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana said. PN MP Graziella Galea asked the Minister whether the Department of Contracts had been involved in issuing tenders for the restoration of Selmun Palace and, if so, at what stage the tender had reached