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Three people, including an 11-year old boy, were hospitalised on Tuesday after their cars were involved in a collision in Attard. Police said the accident happened at around 1.30pm on Vjal l-Istadium Nazzjonali when a Honda Fit driven by a 51-year-old woman from Mtarfa was involved in a collisioj with a Renault Arkana driven by a 51-year-old man from

The agricultural area near the site of Monday's fireworks factory explosion is being tested by food safety officials following concerns about chemical fallout from the blast contaminating the food chain. In a statement, the Food Safety and Security Authority (FSSA) said it was testing the area “to determine any potential impact that debris, combustion

Former Nationalist Party MP Charles Azzopardi is recovering in hospital after being admitted to intensive care following what he described as a collapse late on Sunday night. In a social media post published on Tuesday, Azzopardi said he had been unable to respond to the many messages and calls he received after suffering the medical emergency. "On

The devastating explosion which destroyed the Lourdes Fireworks Factory on the outskirts of Naxxar yesterday was not the first major incident to strike the site. Yesterday’s incident left two people with minor injuries however a lmost exactly eight years ago, the same factory was rocked by a series of explosions which left two people seriously injured

The emergence of a young, new leader, the weaponisation of artificial intelligence, and the convergence of party ideologies could go down in history as the defining forces of the 2026 election campaign, according to three of Malta’s independent newsroom editors. Times of Malta news editor Diana Cacciottolo, Newsbook and RTK 103 editor-in-chief Matthew

The Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) International Award Malta Foundation is celebrating the award’s 65 years of providing opportunities for young people to challenge themselves and be part of a team. I am honoured that, as part of the EMAS 2026 ‘Threads of Impact’ conference, I have been invited to join in these celebrations. It was inspiring to note that

Malta will know who will govern for the next five years in the coming hours, as votes cast in the 2026 general election are sorted and counted. Turnout in the election reached an estimated 87.42%, official figures released late last night by the Electoral Commission showed. That was higher than in 2022. The focus now shifts to the Naxxar counting hall,

A tribunal has ordered Indis to pay €740 after a car was damaged when it hit an unmarked gulley in the Xewkija industrial estate in Gozo. The incident happened in 2021, when Ian Mario Vasallo was driving his Jaguar E-Pace through the industrial estate, which is administered by Indis, a government agency. The car hit two uncovered drainage channels

France's weather service warned Saturday that strong storms could mark the end of a record-breaking heatwave blamed for a number of deaths across northern Europe. France, Britain and Portugal have all recorded their hottest days ever for the month of May during the heatwave. Temperatures remained above 33C in the Paris region Saturday and several other