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Watch: Football returns to Germany with Dortmund win after pandemic pause
Norwegian sensation Erling Braut Haaland stole the limelight Saturday as the German Bundesliga became the first major European football league to return since the coronavirus lockdown, with teams...
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Motorcyclist injured in Birkirkara collision
A 23-year old motorcyclist was grievously injured in a traffic collission in Birkirkara on Saturday. Police said the incident occurred at around 1.15pm on Triq Dun Karm, when the motorcyclist...
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Teachers challenged by virtual truants and digital drop-outs
Some students have all but ‘disappeared’ since schools were shut down, teachers say, as they give an insight into the difficulties they face with trying to keep children engaged in learning. Since...
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An artist's tribute to Malta holds a mirror up to the economic boom
It took six months of life in “sunny Malta” for an Italian artist to choose to portray its “cancer” in a digital artwork intended to capture the island he lost his heart to. The creation is complete...
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Citroen reveals electric e-Dispatch
Citroen has revealed its latest electric model – the e-Dispatch. Completely electric, the e-Dispatch van is capable of returning up to 205 miles (330 kilometres) on a single charge in its largest...
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Annulling a debtor’s fraudulent act
A creditor’s primary concern is primarily the financial state of his debtors. For how is the creditor to satisfy his claims if his debtor is insolvent or if his solvency is not enough to entertain his...
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Abela undermining COVID-19 work done by leadership rival Fearne - Delia
Opposition leader Adrian Delia on Sunday accused Prime Minister Robert Abela of undermining the “serious work” done by his former leadership rival Chris Fearne in battling the COVID-19 pandemic....
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Osama’s letter and other stories
John P. Portelli: L-Ittra ta’ Osama u Stejjer Oħra(Osama’s Letter and Other Stories) Published by Horizons L-Ittra ta’ Osama u Stejjer Oħra (Osama’s Letter and Other Stories) is made up of 14 fiction...
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Seven new COVID-19 cases
Seven new COVID-19 cases have been registered overnight, Health Superintendent Chairmaine Gauci said in her daily update. Cases in double digits had been reported for the past three days - 14 on...
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Joseph Mary Genuis (1934-1970) – an unsung modernist
This year we mark the 50th anniversary since the death of Maltese Modernist artist Joseph Mary Genuis. Few works of his survive, with most in private collections in Malta and abroad and a handful in...
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Supermarket or petrol station more dangerous than football, says Bruce
Newcastle manager Steve Bruce believes going to the supermarket or petrol station could pose a greater a risk of coronavirus than a return to football given the strict measures put in place to protect...
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Man, 22, to be charged with drug trafficking
A man is expected to be arraigned in court on Sunday, charged with drug trafficking and possession. The 22-year-old man had been under police observation for weeks. He was on Sunday stopped by...
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Longlist for book prize published
The National Book Council has published the list of eligible titles that have been submitted to the National Book Prize and Terramaxka Prize 2020, for books published in 2019. All books have been...
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Germany's far-right AfD weakened by infighting, virus fears
A long-simmering row between the leaders of Germany's far-right AfD party and its radical fringe has boiled over, sapping their strength as Chancellor Angela Merkel climbs in the polls. As voters look...
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The elusive gardener
There was very little to do to the building, Joanna thought, as she walked around the house. It would be ideal as her new school. It was 1980 and like many other houses in the area, it was about 70...
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Mater Dei is resuming its outpatient appointments
Mater Dei hospital has started increasing the number of outpatient cases it treats as part of efforts to resume some normal operations in the COVID-19 era, CEO Celia Falzon has confirmed. Despite the...
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Tedesco keen to extend his stay at Valletta FC
Giovanni Tedesco has rebutted reports that said that he is set to leave Valletta FC at the end of the season to continue his career in Italy. A report on Campania Football claimed that Tedesco has...
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Ice and fire
You can now drink Crofters’ Tears. “Crofts are still are in our genes, so it was inevitable we’d make our own gin and rum. Many crofters in Caithness supplemented their croft income with illicit...
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Man arrested after he was found in possession of cannabis
A man has been arrested by the police after he was found in possession of drugs in Valletta. The police said that while district officers were doing their rounds in South Street at around 8pm, they...
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Bears on the loose in Estonian capital
Coronavirus aside, residents of a Tallinn neighbourhood had ever the more reason to stay indoors Friday, after local authorities warned that bears were on the loose in the Estonian capital. The...
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