Newspapers from Malta
Climber rescued in complex operation
On Saturday evening, Civil Protection Malta received a report of a female climber requiring medical assistance in the vicinity of the Red Tower, Mellieħa. "Given the severity of the situation, an Armed Forces of Malta helicopter was deployed to airlift...
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Church moves to shape AI’s moral boundaries as priestphilosopher warns of risks to human flourishing
Rev. Dr Jean Gové says artificial intelligence is forcing society – and the Church – to confront one of the oldest philosophical questions in a new form: what it means to be human. As AI tools rapidly become embedded in education, relationships and...
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Chamber of Commerce urges shift from tourism growth to tourism stewardship
Malta must move from simply celebrating tourism growth to managing it more responsibly, according to a new strategy document launched by The Malta Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with EY Parthenon. The report, titled Rediscover to Align, argues...
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Abner Aquilina can be tried for murder, psychiatrists conclude
Abner Aquilina, accused of raping and murdering Polish student Paulina Dembska four years ago, is fit to stand trial, three court-appointed psychiatrists declared. The woman, 29, was strangled and raped in Ġnien Indipendenza, a popular public garden...
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From research to business
Following the Union for the Mediterranean’s (UFM) ‘From Research to Business’ conference held in Malta last October, the launch of the report ‘From Research to Business: Turning Knowledge into Jobs, Innovation and Growth’ captures the key insights and...
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‘My dad never tried to kill Mintoff ’
The son of a man who was accused of attempting to kill Dom Mintoff 46 years ago has spoken publicly for the first time, saying his father was unjustly framed for an infamous attempt that never happened. Karmenu Grima, the son of Karmenu Grima who...
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Most employers oppose four-day work trial
Companies in their majority are opposed to the idea of a compulsory introduction of a four-day-week in Malta, a survey by Malta Employers suggests. The idea of a four-day-week had gained attention late last year, following proposals emerging from...
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Ħajja nfern!
Probabbli ma’ isem dan l-artiklu kulħadd direzzjoni waħda se jmur. Iżda le, mhux dwar l-għoli tal-ħajja! Dan kien minn dejjem u jibqa’ għal dejjem. Id-dimensjoni ta’ ħajja nfern li rrid inwassal illum tmur lil hinn minn dik il-perspettiva. Ħafna agħar...
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