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Bodies could be seen in the Vanuatu capital after a major earthquake Tuesday collapsed bridges, triggered landslides and severely damaged buildings, a witness in Port Vila told AFP. The ground ...

Thirteen NGOs have called for improvements to the way women who have been sexually assaulted are treated by the justice system. In a statement, the Victim Support Malta alongside 12 other NGOs ...

A teenage student opened fire Monday at a school in the northern US state of Wisconsin, killing two and injuring several others before being found dead, officials said. Shon Barnes, police chief ...

A motorcyclist was seriously injured on Sunday night in a crash on Triq l-Imġarr, Xewkija. The police said in a statement the accident was reported at 8.30pm and involved a Toyota Tercel driven ...

The Soċjetà Filarmonika Sliema will stage its annual Christmas musical concert at the Our Lady of the Sacred Heart of Jesus sanctuary in Sliema on Friday at 7pm. The Sliema Band will be ...

A 49-year-old man was left with serious injuries after an incident at his home involving a dumper truck. The incident occurred on Triq l-Imġarr in Qala, with initial investigations indicating the ...

Transport Malta has suspended future permits for the contractor responsible for a skip left on the St Paul’s Bay bypass that was hit by a motorcyclist in a fatal accident last week. In a ...

Works to stabilise the ground under the Esplora Science Centre in Kalkara are under way, the government said on Monday. Works to the Bighi Peninsula are being undertaken by research and ...

China on Monday announced it would hold high-level talks later this week with India on their border disputes - the first such discussions in five years, signalling a possible thaw in frosty ties.

With the new series More Histories, published by Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti, Giovanni Bonello continues his mission to record and recount Malta’s micro-history through six thematic volumes.