The Thai king has signed same-sex marriage into law, the official Royal Gazette announced on Tuesday, making Thailand the first country in Southeast Asia and the biggest place in Asia to recognise ...

Manchester City’s legal battle revolves around multiple financial charges, ranging from inflated sponsorship deals to breaches of Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. These charges, which City strongly ...

A mysterious 18 th-century necklace made from around 500 diamonds, some of which are believed to have been taken from a piece that contributed to Marie Antoinette’s demise, will go on sale in November ...

A homeless man who stole a bag, airpods and some other items having a total value exceeding €232 has been jailed for a year. Abdulaziz Abdikadir Hasan, a 49-year-old Somali, was accused of the theft, ...

Waterspouts were spotted around the country on Friday amid scattered showers and heavy downpours in some localities. Video footage sent to Times of Malta shows at least four waterspouts of ...

Science in the City, Malta’s national science and arts festival, returns to Valletta next Friday and Saturday (September 27-28) with activities, workshops and entertainment for children, teenagers and ...

Ulta endurance athlete Neil Agius will go ahead with his attempted world-record swim around the Maltese Islands tomorrow, despite the inclement weather. Agius plans to swim non-stop around Malta ...

Paceville’s Millennium Chapel has been “flooded” with individuals and companies offering to help the people sleeping rough on the locality’s streets. Fr Hilary Tagliaferro, the founder of ...

Malta has become "unrecognisable" under the leadership of the Labour government due to the widespread corruption that has become the order of the day, Berard Grech said on Friday. The PN leader ...

September 21, 2024, marks the 60th year of statehood of the Maltese nation – a birthday more precious than any other in all the centuries that preceded it. For the first time in millennial ...

The operation that used pagers and walkie-talkies to kill members of the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah was ingenious – but was it legal? Certainly, there are those who will argue that it was. That ...

The Wignacourt Museum in Rabat is currently showing a series of photographic works by Martin Agius, who specialises in street photography. These works form part of a project that focuses on double ...