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Woman dies after bomb explodes in her hand near bank in Greece According to police sources, investigators suspect the device may have exploded before she could place it at the bank ATM ...

Updated 1pm Activists on board a Gaza Freedom Flotilla vessel say their vessel was attacked by drones just outside Maltese waters early on Friday. The boat, with international human rights ...

Joseph Muscat has been named by a witness in court as having allegedly paid for the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, during a dramatic testimony that also linked other senior ...

Not Untouched By Death: Anton Inglott’s Sacred Heart The story of one of Malta’s most controversial paintings, and an exciting new discovery, will be told in an exhibition presented by the ...

Conscience blast was 'external strike with loitering munition', experts believe Military experts believe it was a calculated attack to send a warning; No replies from Israeli embassy ...

Pope Leo XIV faces limits on changing the Catholic Church However, Pope Francis made reforms that set the stage for larger changes, says Dennis Doyle ...

Updated 10.30am Leaked documents from an EU military operation suggest Malta “refuses” to participate in migrant rescue missions in its designated search and rescue area. An internal memo from ...

Watch: How and when would you be able to terminate your life? Reforms junior minister sits down with Times Talk to field questions on what could go wrong if the country were to introduce euthanasia ...

Spain grid operator report warned of blackout risk from renewables Spain's top criminal court is investigating whether the blackout was 'an act of computer sabotage' ...