Medieval poem Il-Kantilena joins UNESCO list after a decade in waiting

A new look at the Hospitaletto delle Donne in Valletta

Before WWII, lots of minor retail was carried out by men, women and children directly on the street

Every year, a group of volunteers gather in Rabat, preparing the infiorata for the feast of Corpus Christi. TVMNews visited the final preparations next to St. Paul's Church, and met the volunteers who work almost a whole year to prepare a colorful carpet for the Blessed Sacrament.

Of the Hospitaller Order’s 350 bronze cannon found on the island in 1800, the British left only 13 of the less spectacular ones

Trial by jury in Malta was introduced with the issue of Proclamation VI, dated October 15, 1829

In theory, a life sentence means that a person will spend the remainder of their life in prison. However, in practice, this may not always be the case

Roland Friedrich says “change on the ground” is needed

£75,000 was budgeted for the new road linking Floriana and Valletta, but it ended costing only about half the estimate

Maltese have been documented on the Greek island since at least 1815