The discourse about abortion has been receiving more and more coverage within the past few years, especially due to the growing number of organisations that are calling for reforms to the archaic and restrictive local laws which outlaw abortion in all cases....
On 23rd March 2021, news broke out that Malta’s Minister of Education, Justyne Caruana, was hospitalized at Mater Dei Hospital. In the preceding days, she had been caught up in a debacle over the payment of a foreign footballer to reform sports curricula in government...
Last week Spain, a pre-dominantly Catholic country, became the fourth country in Europe to legalise euthanasia. This new law is set to take effect next June and will allow adults with serious and incurable diseases to choose to end their own life. Spanish Prime...
They Blew Her Up, written by Times of Malta Editor in Chief Herman Grech, explores the murder of Malta’s leading investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. It was shown at Spazju Kreattiv with limited seating, but if an audience member wanted to see the play...
They Blew Her Up, written by Times of Malta Editor in Chief Herman Grech, explores the murder of Malta’s leading investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. It was shown at Spazju Kreattiv with limited seating, but if an audience member wanted to see the play...
February is the month of love, unity, and kind thoughts for those most close to our hearts. Nonetheless, the joys and love that brings Valentine’s day, especially when considering the challenging social distancing provisions introduced in 2020 and extended in 2021,...
The planned development of a 71-room apartment building on the idyllic stretch of rural farmland on Triq il Qortin has Nadur residents up-in-arms against the destruction of their land. Numerous residents from Nadur as well as around Gozo have voiced their concerns and...