A particular batch of Ozempic has been recalled on Friday on suspicion it may have been “falsified”, the health authorities have warned. In a statement, the Malta Medicines Authority said that ...

Francine Farrugia: the alleged fraudster who decried corruption Video resurfaces of ex-councillor blaming youth apathy on corruption ...

Today’s letters by Times of Malta readersFor decades, Israel has systematically deprived the Palestinian people of their fundamental human rights, including the right to sport. In Gaza, all ...

Editorial: No Times to look away Times of Malta’s mission remains as clear today as it was in 1935: to keep seeking the truth ...

Prince Oheneba Yaw Otchere and Prof Edward Scicluna led talks between a delegation from Ghana and the Central Bank of Malta.

Today's front pages - August 5, 2025 The top stories in Malta's newspapers on Tuesday ...

The top stories in Malta's newspapersToday's front pages - August 4, 2025 The top stories in Malta's newspapers ...

The EU unleashed a groundbreaking legal framework for artificial intelligence, directly applicable in all EU member states, and the clock is ticking for businesses across every sector. Regulation ...

Two Libyan men were arrested on Saturday morning in Gozo in connection with alleged drug trafficking. The two men, aged 36 and 25, were arrested in a residence in Triq il-Wied, Marsalforn, limits ...

A restaurant in San Ġwann on Thursday called on the prime minister to provide compensation after being forced to close for the second time in 24 hours due to a power cut. Writing on social media ...

An MP on Wednesday slammed indecency on Malta's streets and complained that nothing was being done about it. “I saw it with my own eyes. People wearing tangas on Rudolph street, Sliema, right ...

Cabinet is set to weigh in on a revised concession deal with db Group that will see over €4 million in ground rent deferred to the end of the company’s 99-year concession at St George’s Bay ...