Partners Most Common Killers in Femicide Cases ↗
Front page leadCurrent and former partners are identified as the most common perpetrators in femicide cases, with a significant number of women being killed in their own homes since 1970.
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Malta Today's front page highlights domestic issues including femicide statistics, concerns over the Maltese honey bee population, and a warning from the Malta Embassy in France to nationals. Other prominent stories cover the Lassana Cisse murder trial, a Malta-flagged vessel's role in a Russian…
Current and former partners are identified as the most common perpetrators in femicide cases, with a significant number of women being killed in their own homes since 1970.
Organizations are warning that the allocated €1 million may not be enough to adequately protect the Maltese honey bee.
Maltese nationals in France are being urged by the Malta Embassy to avoid large crowds and remain vigilant.
The fifth day of the Lassana Cisse murder trial is focused on forensic evidence and witness testimony as the prosecution prepares to call more witnesses.
A vessel sailing under the Malta flag is transporting the first shipment of Russian diesel to the United States following a controversial deal.
Leaders within a Christian ministry have severed their connections with 'River of Love' due to allegations of spiritual abuse.
A kestrel that survived a gunshot wound was killed shortly after returning to Malta.
The theme for the 2027 Budget, 'Malta Miegħek', has been officially announced.
A man has been brought before the court for making a sarcastic remark about having a bomb in his hand luggage to airline staff.
Evarist Bartolo claims that French President Macron threatened Malta for refusing to join a naval blockade of Libya.
A proposal has been made to build an old people's home on land designated as Outside Development Zone (ODZ) in Żejtun.
A man accused of raping and choking his ex-girlfriend has been granted bail by the court.
A tourist was arrested on a plane after allegedly attacking a cyclist in Paceville, according to court proceedings.