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Malta, an archipelago located in the Mediterranean Sea and now an independent country, was a British colony from 1814 to 1964. An exploration of the former hidden depots for RAF aircraft in Gibraltar ...

The Malta Film Commission (MFC) has been asked to provide evidence to Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) regarding €4 million in taxpayer funds that remain unaccounted for, The Shift News ...

Disney Cruise Line will place two of its expanding fleet in Alaska for summer 2026 while keeping four ships sailing from ...

‎The Tripoli based Libyan Foreign Ministry reported yesterday that, after ten years, and after settling outstanding debts, Libya has recovered two ships stranded in Malta.

The ongoing probe aims to ascertain if the suspected Pakistani entities receiving these items are linked to the Defence ...

Celebrated as Malta’s ‘Silent City’, Mdina is a fortified medieval town on the Mediterranean island, with a history that stretches back to the 8 th century BC. Since its first appearance as ...

“The presence of a Maltese voice in this forum is essential to ensure that the EU’s pursuit of strategic objectives respects Malta’s national interests and constitutional neutrality,” Attard said in a ...

Compared with 2013, 12 out of the 22 reporting EU countries registered increases in the number of vessels calling at ports. The largest increases were observed in Malta which more than doubled its ...

The Swedish Coast Guard confirmed to the newspaper Expressen that they were on site near the vessel which the paper identified as the Malta-flagged Vezhen, at anchor near the port of Karlskrona.

The Swedish Coast Guard confirmed to the newspaper Expressen that they were on site near the vessel which the paper identified as the Malta-flagged Vezhen, at anchor near the port of Karlskrona. “We ...

The Swedish Coast Guard confirmed to the newspaper Expressen that they were on site near the vessel, which the paper identified as the Malta-flagged Vezhen, at anchor near the port of Karlskrona.