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ADPD-The Green Party has warned against what it described as "seasonal compassion" towards vulnerable people, insisting that solidarity and dignity must be upheld throughout the year and not limited to the festive period. Speaking at a press conference on Saturday, party chairperson Sandra Gauci and deputy secretary general Mario Mallia criticised

The US Justice Department on Friday began releasing a long-awaited cache of records from its investigations into the politically explosive case of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, though much of the material remained heavily redacted. Among the trove are numerous photographs depicting former Democratic president Bill Clinton and other luminaries,

A remarkable thing may be happening. The country at large might just be beginning to wake up to the startling realisation that the Maltese government needs to discover democracy. Not democracy in the sense of elections, slogans and the ceremonial wielding of scissors, but democracy as in functioning institutions, limits on power, and rules that apply

Tourists visiting the Trevi Fountain are now going to pay more than just the legendary coin toss over their shoulder to get the Instagrammable selfie in front of one of the world's most celebrated waterworks. Starting Feb. 1, the city of Rome is imposing a 2-euro ($2.35) fee for tourists to get close to the fountain made famous by Federico Fellini's

"It's the economy, stupid" may be one of the most famous political catchphrases in politics.  First used during Bill Clinton's successful 1992 presidential campaign, the phrase is a reflection of the simple fact that for many voters the top priority is how they perceive the state of the economy to be. This fact has been reflected time and time again

The Public Works Department has completed embellishment works in Narbona Square in Qormi over recent weeks, with an investment of approximately €500,000. The project included the preparation of bases for 22 lighting poles and the excavation of nearly 500 metres of trenches to accommodate the necessary cabling for new lighting installations in the square,

The Ministry for Education, Sport, Youth, Research and Innovation, through the National Literacy Agency, is implementing the "Books Are Children's Friends" initiative during the 2025-2026 scholastic year. The initiative targets all primary school students, with the current cycle focusing on Year 1 pupils through the distribution of age-appropriate

Approximately 165 fishermen have benefited from a €270,000 support scheme launched by the Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture to mitigate the impact of rising bait prices. The announcement was made by Parliamentary Secretary for Fisheries, Aquaculture and Animal Rights Alicia Bugeja Said, who described the scheme as a form of direct support introduced

The Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Tourism, through the Permanent Representation of Malta to the Council of Europe, has published a limited-edition photo book, 'Il-Presidenza ta' Malta', commemorating the 2025 Maltese Presidency of the Council of Europe. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism Ian Borg launched the publication

Bologna will meet Napoli in next week's Italian Super Cup final after beating Inter Milan 3-2 on penalties following a tight-fought 1-1 draw in Saudi Arabia on Friday. Ciro Immobile scored the deciding spot kick for Super Cup debutant Bologna after Alessandro Bastoni, Nicolo Barella and Ange-Yoan Bonny all missed for Inter. Lews Ferguson and Jonathan