MaltaToday Survey: Majority Support Voluntary Euthanasia ↗
Front page leadA MaltaToday survey indicates that 50% of respondents support voluntary euthanasia for terminally ill patients, with 21.5% undecided and 29% opposed.
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The MaltaToday front page features a prominent survey on voluntary euthanasia, alongside stories on a Malta-Sicily illicit network, the Yorgen Fenech trial, environmental concerns regarding Comino development, and a recent boating mishap. Other news includes on-the-spot fines for new laws, a…
A MaltaToday survey indicates that 50% of respondents support voluntary euthanasia for terminally ill patients, with 21.5% undecided and 29% opposed.
A story investigates a connection between a boating incident, discovered cash, and an illicit network operating between Malta and Sicily.
An editorial suggests that Malta deserves to move forward and heal from past events, emphasizing that this should not be achieved through silence.
This report offers a visual account of Yorgen Fenech's ongoing trial by jury, as depicted by a sketch artist.
Testimony in the Yorgen Fenech trial reveals alleged violent remarks made by Fenech after the assassination, according to Melvin Theuma.
The Prime Minister announced that nearly 500 on-the-spot fines have been issued following the implementation of a new law.
A report has been issued regarding a 57-year-old man who has been reported missing.
The environmental group Żminijietna is advocating for the protection of Comino's natural environment against proposed development projects.
Alex Borg of the Nationalist Party states that the party is prepared to take immediate action once the verdict in the Yorgen Fenech case is delivered.
This article fact-checks the environmental implications of the proposed Comino hotel project, specifically concerning its effect on the island's trees.
A search operation for a missing tourist has been concluded after the individual was found safe near St George's Bay.
An eruption of Mount Etna has resulted in ashfall over Sicily and caused disruptions to flights operating from Malta.
The activist group Graffitti has initiated a 'Save Comino' mailing list to organize future actions against the Hili project.
In an interview, Kenneth Farrugia discusses the necessity of selfless collaboration among economic actors for achieving quality growth.
An opinion piece reflects on the difficulty some individuals face in accepting reality or the truth.
An opinion piece by JP Fabri examines the current state of Malta's growing economy and questions the sustainability or underlying factors of this growth.
This law report delves into the complexities of balancing the public interest against individual rights and interests.