Priest advised victims to 'Forgive, but don't report sexual abuse' ↗
Front page leadA case involving horrific sexual abuse by a close relative went unreported for years due to a priest's advice to victims to forgive rather than report the crime.
Malta
The front page of Times of Malta highlights several key stories, predominantly focusing on domestic Maltese issues including a disturbing report on sexual abuse advice from a priest, political testimony related to the Yorgen Fenech trial, and local community concerns. International news includes…
A case involving horrific sexual abuse by a close relative went unreported for years due to a priest's advice to victims to forgive rather than report the crime.
An explainer detailing five crucial aspects of Keith Schembri's testimony, likely related to ongoing court proceedings involving Yorgen Fenech.
Statistics indicate that more than 25% of the Maltese population struggles to afford a week-long annual holiday, highlighting poverty and economic challenges.
During the Yorgen Fenech trial, the victim's husband testified that Daphne Caruana Galizia had planned to contact Yorgen Fenech before her murder.
A feature on Malta's certified mermaid, highlighting her passion and the sense of freedom she experiences while performing in the water.
An editorial arguing that European nations need to stand together and adopt a unified approach to address the challenges of migration.
A vessel flagged in Malta has been fined €90,000 for anchoring in a protected area off the coast of Corsica, impacting the environment.
Residents of Żurrieq are considering legal action against the Planning Authority's approval of the Nigret project.
Alex Borg offers an explanation for the Nationalist Party's lack of public commentary on the ongoing Yorgen Fenech trial.
A man received a suspended sentence for physically assaulting his wife during an argument involving their children.
Following a ruling by the Ombudsman, the University of Malta has agreed to revise its staff appraisal system.
BNF Bank is undergoing leadership changes as its chairman and several directors are retiring.
APS Bank has reported record profits for the first six months of the year.
New manager Maresca is set to introduce innovative strategies in his first match leading Manchester City.
An article discussing how pop culture trends are making smoking appear fashionable again.
A discussion from Times Talk featuring unusual incidents, including a naked man and an accidental firearm discharge.
Well-known Maltese individuals are reportedly connected to a case where €700,000 was thrown into the sea near Sicily.