Times of Malta
The terrifying moment scaffolding collapsed in front of an oncoming car
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- The terrifying moment scaffolding collapsed in front of an oncoming car
- Runtime
- 0:35
- Date posted
- 3 days ago
- Description
- The terrifying moment scaffolding collapsed in front of an oncoming car in Gżira was caught on camera.
Luckily no-one was injured in the accident at a construction site on Reggie Miller Street was reported at around 9.30am.
Footage obtained by Times of Malta shows the moment the scaffolding came crashing down, missing at least one car by milliseconds.
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- LIVE: KAŻINxTimes of Malta |GENDER CORRECTIVE MECHANISM| Deborah Schembri v Nickie Vella De Fremeaux
- Runtime
- 1:37:37
- Date posted
- 4 days ago
- Description
- Fl-aħħar KAŻIN ta' qabel il-sajf Deborah Schembri u Nickie Vella De Fremeaux jiddibattu jekk il-mekkaniżmu tal-ġeneru kienx u għadux hux bżonjuż.
Ħajr lil APS Bank, Melita, Brown’s, Maypole, Garmin, ESS, Pata Artisanal, Welbees Supermarket, Knights College u Kinnie.
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For the last KAŻIN before the summer break, Deborah Schembri and Nickie Vella De Fremeaux debate whether the Gender Corrective Mechanism was and is still needed today.
Special thanks goes to APS Bank, Melita, Brown’s, Maypole, Garmin, ESS, Pata Artisanal, Welbees Supermarket, Knights College u Kinnie.
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- Diver reunites man with GoPro footage lost at sea nine years ago
- Runtime
- 2:41
- Date posted
- 4 days ago
- Description
- For Raniero Borg, finding man-made objects on the seafloor is not an unusual occurrence. The diver often posts videos on his popular Facebook page showing items ranging from dumped car tyres to lost personal possessions like keys and wallets.
During a dive in Marsamxett Harbour last week, Borg spotted something glinting in the sunlight. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be the screen of a GoPro, the rest of which was covered in seaweed.
“I took it home and cleaned it up in the hope I could access the footage and track down the owner,” Borg said.
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- Franco Mercieca says he regrets serving in 2013 cabinet
- Runtime
- 1:13
- Date posted
- 6 days ago
- Description
- Newly elected Labour MP Franco Mercieca said he made a mistake accepting a parliamentary secretary role when his party was first elected to government in 2013.
Mercieca formed part of then prime minister Joseph Muscat’s executive team, serving as parliamentary secretary for the care of the elderly.
But the eye surgeon resigned in 2014 amid controversy over whether he could continue to practise his profession while holding government office.
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- Watch: Israeli ambassador tells Maltese top UN official to 'be quiet'
- Runtime
- 1:43
- Date posted
- 6 days ago
- Description
- Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations told Maltese UN official Vanessa Frazier to “be quiet” in an angry confrontation on Friday.
Israeli ambassador Danny Danon repeatedly told Frazier to be quiet and “get out” of the UN meeting after Frazier told him to make his points without resorting to personal attacks.
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- Will it still be worth it to shop from Temu?
- Runtime
- 2:02
- Date posted
- 6 days ago
- Description
- With shoppers at popular non-EU retailers such as Temu, AliExpress and Shein soon to see their bill rise as a new customs tax comes into effect next month, Times of Malta set out to understand how the fee will be applied.
A new €3 customs duty on items bought from outside the EU will apply from July 1 in a change likely to make low-value online shopping more expensive.
The simplified flat-rate duty will apply per item purchased online from non-EU countries, meaning shoppers may pay more when buying multiple products from platforms such as Temu, AliExpress and Shein.
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- Times Talk: Who were the election winners and losers?
- Runtime
- 1:20:55
- Date posted
- 20 days ago
- Description
- Prime Minister Robert Abela’s newly announced cabinet could be a calculated strategic move designed to trigger internal warfare within a newly unified Nationalist Party, according to political analyst and former party official Pierre Portelli.
Speaking on the latest episode of Times Talk following last weekend’s general election, Portelli said the choice of at least two ministers may be less about governance and more about testing the PN’s newfound unity.
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- Times Talk: The secret life of your ballot
- Runtime
- 58:20
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- The country's going to the polls in less than 48 hours, and this latest episode of Times Talk is an essential guide for the perplexed.
It breaks down the mechanics of Malta’s electoral system - one of the most democratic, yet complex, in the world.
Our speakers trace where your vote will go from the moment you slide it in the ballot box on Saturday till all MPs are elected next week.
But the episode also uncovers the lid on a second election at play – an often overlooked, but perhaps more heated – battle between candidates of the same parties within districts.
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- LIVE: Il-KAŻIN x Times of Malta | IL-PAJJIŻ JIDDEĊIEDI | Alex Borg u Robert Abela
- Runtime
- 1:51:21
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Alex Borg u Robert Abela kienu mistednin jiddibattu ġewwa l-KAŻIN x Times of Malta, ħamest ijiem qabel l-Elezzjoni Ġenerali tal-2026.
Il-Kap tal-Oppożizzjoni, Alex Borg aċċetta l-istedina, filwaqt li l-Prim Ministru Robert Abela ma laqagħhiex.
Ħajr lil Garmin, ESS, Melita, Maypole, Pata Artisanal, Brown's, APS Bank, Knights College, Welbees Supermarket, Defender u Kinnie
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Alex Borg and Robert Abela were invited to debate during il-KAŻIN x Times of Malta, 5 days before the 2026 General Election.
Opposition Leader Alex Borg accepted the invitation, whilst Prime Minister Robert Abela did not.
Special thanks goes to Garmin, ESS, Melita, Maypole, Pata Artisanal, Brown's, APS Bank, Knights College, Welbees Supermarket, Defender and Kinnie
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- Sliema ticket booth crackdown put on hold after deal with operators
- Runtime
- 3:13
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Enforcement action against illegal ticket booths on the Sliema promenade has been quietly put on hold after the council reached an agreement with operators.
Last month, Sliema council said it was moving against the booths on the popular promenade. It posted photos of community police officers attaching notices ordering operators to leave the promenade by April 16. Sources say none of the booths along the promenade are currently licensed.
But when Times of Malta visited the area, the booths were still in place and sellers were doing brisk business in tickets for boat parties and cruises to Comino’s Blue Lagoon.
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- Maltese cuisine is vanishing, veteran chef warns
- Runtime
- 20:03
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Maltese cuisine is disappearing from homes and restaurants as people swap traditional slow-cooking on stoves for fast-paced routines and courier-brought takeout, one of Malta’s most-respected chefs has conceded.
At the same time, many people are needlessly driving up grocery bills and obesity rates by packing trolleys during supermarket runs with far more food than they need to lead a satisfactory, healthy diet.
These were the warnings of veteran chef and culinary icon Anton B. Dougall who, at age 74, shows no desire to retire from his decades-long career and has just published his 55th cookbook containing instructions in English for almost 200 traditional Maltese recipes.
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- Times Talk - Are election polls lying to us?
- Runtime
- 41:39
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- With just over a week remaining before Maltese voters head to the polls to choose Malta's next prime minister, the latest episode of Times Talk delves into the science and controversy behind political polling, as current surveys continue to indicate a significant lead for the Labour Party.
Times of Malta fact-checker Neville Borg and Esprimi CEO Morgan Parnis joined the podcast to explain what the polls are showing and how they get those numbers, and why some polls differ from others, even when they are carried out during the same period.
The polls are raising many questions, and this Times Talk episode attempts to answer as many of them as possible.
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- Can we trust election opinion polls?
- Runtime
- 2:26
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- With election day fast approaching, the latest episode of Times Talk dives into the science, and controversy, behind political polling in Malta 🗳️
Times of Malta fact-checker Neville Borg and Esprimi CEO Morgan Parnis break down what the latest surveys are showing, why different polls can produce different results, and what the numbers could mean just days before voters head to the polls.
Watch the full episode on timesofmalta.com, out on youtube at 6PM!
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- Times Talk - Entitled voters, shackled leaders and a breaking point
- Runtime
- 58:54
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- It is very worrying the the election campaign has, so far, almost entirely revolved around 'what's in it for me', according to political analysts Lou Bondi and Michelle Attard Tonna.
The two were speaking on the latest episode of Times Talk Campaign Watch during which they dissected the third week of the election campaign.
The lavish promises are creating a sense of entitlement in people while making it very hard for the next prime minister - whoever it may be - to lead effectively in a very volatile global climate, they warned.
Even worse, there are several issues no party seems to be addressing during the campaign.
Watch the episode on Times of Malta, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.
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- Times Talk - The elephants in Malta’s election room
- Runtime
- 1:07:03
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- The second week of Malta’s 2026 general election campaign sparked its first controversies. As Labour leader Robert Abela and Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg make their political pitches, mainly through cash bonanzas, are the country’s (medium-to-long term) problems being ignored?
In this episode of Times Talk, Times of Malta editor-in-chief Herman Grech sits down with former Labour deputy leader and president Daniel Micallef and former PN chief of staff Ray Bezzina to dissect the campaign narratives, the long-term economic impact of today’s pledges, the racism directed at Omar Rababah, and the growing debate over overdevelopment.
It was a candid discussion on the issues shaping Malta’s election, and the ones politicians may prefer to avoid.
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- Defiant Omar Rababah says he will submit nomination despite backlash
- Runtime
- 1:37
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- PL candidate-in-waiting Omar Rababah struck a defiant tone when addressing the crowd at a PL event on Wednesday, confirming that he would be submitting his nomination to contest the election despite facing a torrent of abuse.
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- We test the new Gozo fast ferry from Sliema, and nearly miss the boat
- Runtime
- 4:42
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- A new fast ferry service linking Sliema, Buġibba and Mġarr is now up and running ⛴️
Launched this week, the route offers commuters and tourists another way to travel between Malta and Gozo.
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Times of Malta hopped on the first trip from Sliema to see how it performs, this is how it went 👉
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- Times Talk - Power, underdogs, and a supermarket of promises
- Runtime
- 50:24
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Prime Minister Robert Abela has called an early general election for May 30.
The campaign’s opening days have already seen a wave of pledges and voter-focused measures, as the main parties begin to draw their battle lines.
With the Labour government firmly in the driving seat and making full use of its incumbency advantage, the question remains: can the Nationalist Party, led by a relatively new leader, close the gap and defy the opinion polls?
In the first political Times Talk podcast of the campaign, Herman Grech, editor-in-chief of Times of Malta, sits down with Kurt Sansone, executive editor of MaltaToday, and sociologist Michael Briguglio to discuss Election 2026.
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- LIVE: IL-KAŻIN x Times of Malta | MANOEL ISLAND: STORJA MHUX MAGĦLUQA | Owen Bonnici
- Runtime
- 1:14:39
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Is-saga ta' Manoel Island fuq il-KAŻIN x Times of Malta l-għada tal-vot mix-shareholders tal-MIDI fuq l-offerta tal-gvern.
Ħajr lil APS Bank, Melita, Brown’s, Maypole, Garmin, ESS, Pata Artisanal, Welbees Supermarket, Knights College u Defender.
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The Manoel Island saga on il-KAŻIN x Times of Malta the day after MIDI shareholders take a vote on the government's offer.
Special thanks goes to APS Bank, Melita, Brown’s, Maypole, Garmin, ESS, Pata Artisanal, Welbees Supermarket, Knights College u Defender.
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- Twannie: The mystery around Malta's schoolboy murder | Times Talk
- Runtime
- 37:39
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- The youngest daughter of Ġiġa and Leli Camilleri has called for the reopening of the Twannie Aquilina murder case, claiming her parents were wrongfully convicted of a brutal crime committed by someone else.
In a rare and emotional interview on Times Talk, Marthese Camilleri insisted that her brother was sexually assaulted before his throat was slit – a detail she claims was confirmed by an autopsy but never emerged in court.
Accompanied by the Times Talk team, Marthese returned to the very flat in St Dominic Street, Valletta, where the murder occurred 66 years ago, marking the first time she stepped into the crime scene since the time of the murder.
“People continue to judge us and hurt us, and I believe it’s time they hear our side of the story,” she said.
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- Bil Malti or in English? | Times Talk
- Runtime
- 51:18
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Broadcaster Peppi Azzopardi said he learned English as a young boy because the school he went to forced students to wear a sign around their neck that read: ‘I must speak in English’.
And while he admitted the sign was demeaning, he insisted that it propelled him to learn English, as his parents did not know how to speak the language.
Azzopardi was defending his controversial Popolin proposals during a heated exchange on the latest Times Talk episode. Poet and writer professor Immanuel Mifsud and pedagogy expert Jacqueline Zammit were also on the panel, and they dismissed his suggestions as illogical, arguing they would do little to bridge the success gap for working-class children.
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- Independent candidate elected KSU president
- Runtime
- 0:18
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- The University of Malta’s student council will be led by an independent candidate, after election results were announced on Wednesday afternoon.
Following the results, the incoming council will be made up of a mix of both SDM and independent candidates, with eight and four council members, respectively.
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- Do the lifts on Malta's pedestrian bridges actually work?
- Runtime
- 4:18
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- Times of Malta recently put that claim to the test. In the space of a few hours, we visited all seven of Malta’s pedestrian bridges, which between them have 13 lifts – some bridges like the ones in Blata l-Bajda and Paola have a lift only on one side, while the one on the Marsa/Ħamrun bypass has three.
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- Mysteries of the Universe
- Runtime
- 1:04
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- Are we alone in the universe...or part of a simulation? 🤔
In our latest episode of Times Talk, astrophysicist Prof. Joseph Caruana tackles the biggest questions in science, from other worlds and time travel to aliens, simulation theory, whether the universe needs a creator, and how it might ultimately end.
Watch the full 90-minute conversation on the mystery of our 14-billion-year-old universe TOMORROW 🎥
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- Nenu Borg's message for aspiring singers
- Runtime
- 1:21
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- Nenu Borg also had a message for aspiring singers. He encouraged anyone who feels drawn to għana to persevere, to keep practising and, above all, to respect fellow performers.
Watch the full video on timeofmalta.com's platforms 🎥
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- Meet the 82-year-old making his film debut
- Runtime
- 5:31
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- When first-time actor Nenu Borg read the script for his debut film, the 82-year-old wondered, “how on earth will I manage to keep all this in my head”.
The veteran folk singer stars in the Maltese feature film Żejtune, which hit the screens this week.
He appears in the buddy road-trip film, which shows his character, also called Nenu, go on an adventure with Mar, played by actress Michela Farrugia, who is trying to trace her family land.
Borg’s character is true to life in that he plays an għannej. He helps Mar reconnect, often unconsciously, with her roots.
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- Meet the 82-year-old making his film debut
- Runtime
- 1:40
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- When first-time actor Nenu Borg read the script for his debut film, the 82-year-old wondered, “how on earth will I manage to keep all this in my head”.
The veteran folk singer stars in the Maltese feature film Żejtune, which hit the screens this week.
Borg’s character is true to life in that he plays an għannej. He helps Mar, played by actress Michela Farrugia, reconnect, often unconsciously, with her roots.
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- We asked people in Malta questions from a work permit test
- Runtime
- 2:25
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- Last week, the government unveiled a new course aimed at teaching non-EU nationals who live in Malta about local culture, language and everyday life.
Times of Malta hit the streets of Valletta to test out the nation’s knowledge.
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- Did Robert Abela signal an early election?
- Runtime
- 1:33
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- Did Robert Abela signal an early election?
During a Freedom Day rally, the Prime Minister dropped repeated hints about a possible vote, but stopped short of announcing a date.
With political activity intensifying, speculation is growing that an election could be called before summer.
Here are the key moments from his speech where he ALMOST announced the election...
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- LIVE: Il-KAŻIN x Times of Malta | Ian Borg
- Runtime
- 1:30:30
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- Ivvota hawn: https://app.sli.do/event/6vm2MypgxeL8p4SuNnhwSg
Ian Borg jistqarr "Il-gvern lest sabiex ikompli jilqa’ għall-impatti ta’ kunflitti internazzjonali" fid-dibattitu li jmiss ta' Il-KAŻIN x Times of Malta
Ħajr lil APS Bank, Melita, Brown’s, Maypole, Garmin, ESS, Pata Artisanal, Welbee's Supermarket u Knights College
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Ian Borg claims "The government is ready to continue shielding Malta from the impacts of international conflicts" during the next Il-KAŻIN x Times of Malta debate.
Special thanks to APS Bank, Melita, Brown’s, Maypole, Garmin, ESS, Pata Snack, Welbee's Supermarket, and Knights College
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- Long-awaited restoration of historic Qormi windmill can now begin, council says
- Runtime
- 2:04
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- The restoration of the historic windmill known as Il-Mitħna tal-Erwieħ in Qormi will begin in the coming months, the town’s council said on Wednesday.
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- The tanker is believed to be carrying roughly 60,000 tonnes of gas and hundreds of tonnes of fuel
- Runtime
- 1:36
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- The tanker is believed to be carrying roughly 60,000 tonnes of gas and hundreds of tonnes of fuel on board, putting the vessel at risk of further explosions.
Sources have described the situation as “very dangerous”, with the tanker posing a threat to other vessels and marine wildlife in the region.
🎥 Watch the full Times Talk episode on Spotify or Youtube!
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- What happened to the drifting Russian oil tanker, and how close did it come to Malta?
- Runtime
- 1:37
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- What happened to the drifting Russian oil tanker, and how close did it come to Malta?
Times of Malta journalist and fact-checker Neville Borg breaks down the vessel’s trajectory and why it raised concern locally.
🎥 Watch the full 20-minute Times Talk episode on YouTube or Spotify!
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- An exploding Russian oil tanker in the Mediterranean | Times Talk
- Runtime
- 18:13
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- There is a Russian oil tanker adrift about 100km to the South East of Malta right now.
Its crew abandoned it two weeks ago after it was hit by a huge explosion.
Russia hasn't come to pick it up and no country - including Malta - will touch it.
Still though, all eyes are on it, as it is loaded with some 700 tonnes of fuel and it could blow up.
In a 20-minute episode that will be out on Wednesday, Times Talk will discuss the inside story of how the Russian tanker story was discovered and revealed, what the authorities are saying and fearing behind closed doors, and how the government went from denying concerns to asking the EU for help.
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- A rare visit to Filfla to see the damage inflicted by Storm Harry
- Runtime
- 5:01
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- When Storm Harry battered Malta with record-breaking waves in mid-January, photos emerged online of the islet of Filfla with what seemed like a sizeable chunk missing from it.
After the storm passed, the Environment and Resource Authority (ERA) scheduled a boat trip to Filfla to assess what had changed and invited Times of Malta along for a rare opportunity to see the islet up close. However, unfavourable weather throughout February and March meant the inspection had to be repeatedly postponed, until conditions improved enough to allow the trip to take place last Thursday morning.
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- LIVE: Il-KAŻIN x Times of Malta | Darren Carabott vs. Ramona Attard
- Runtime
- 1:45:23
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- Does this government uphold or undermine state institutions?
It's a question Darren Carabott and Ramona Attard discussed in a live debate hosted by Il-Każin and Times of Malta.
The two MPs presented their views on a motion proposed by Carabott: 'This government does not respect state institutions'.
Visit timesofmalta.com for the full fact check 📑
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- Mother transcribes blind daughter’s schoolwork amid lack of Braille support
- Runtime
- 10:25
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- Melania was born blind, and her mother is determined to give her the full education she deserves, including tactile pictures that help her understand the world around her.
Late at night, the sound of a typewriter fills their home as Marilena painstakingly transcribes her daughter’s schoolwork into Braille.
Now she is calling for Braille to be given greater priority in schools, so that the roughly 100 visually impaired children in Malta and Gozo are not left behind.
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- Mark Laurence Zammit explains: Judge Mintoff's letter
- Runtime
- 9:30
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- Several days after Times of Malta revealed that Judge Lawrence Mintoff circulated a sworn letter criticising Prime Minister Robert Abela, the fallout continues.
Mark Laurence Zammit breaks down what the letter says, and why this rare clash between a sitting judge and a prime minister is raising serious questions about Malta’s institutions. 👆
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- Times of Malta Live Stream
- Runtime
- 0:00
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
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- Do you believe that God Exists?
- Runtime
- 1:17
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- Does the universe need a creator?
In a wide-ranging 90-minute episode of Times Talk, astrophysicist Prof. Joseph Caruana reflects on what modern science says about God, creation and whether the universe needed someone, or something, to set it in motion.
Watch the full discussion on Spotify or YouTube 🎥
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- We only understand five per cent of the Universe. What about the rest?
- Runtime
- 1:22
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- What are the chances that aliens are real? And if they are, what do they look like, where are they and how come they never visit? And if they were to visit, how would they even do it?
And what is the likelihood that there are other worlds like ours out there? The short answer is: very likely. The long answer is even more interesting.
Times Talk with astrophysicist Profs. Joseph Caruana is OUT NOW on Spotify and Youtube! 🪐
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- Times Talk: Some of the biggest mysteries of the universe explained
- Runtime
- 1:26:04
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- What are the chances that aliens are real? And if they are, what do they look like, where are they and how come they never visit? And if they were to visit, how would they even do it?
Is time travel to the past and to the future possible? It turns out it is – at least one way.
And what is the likelihood that there are other worlds like ours out there? The short answer is: very likely. The long answer is even more interesting.
In a wide-ranging 90-minute discussion on Times Talk, astrophysicist professor Joseph Caruana breaks down the staggering reality of our existence – from the probability of humanity living in a computer simulation to the probability of time travel.
During the episode the 39-year-old Oxford-educated researcher and University of Malta lecturer explains why most of the universe is still a mystery and how scientists have managed to trace back its beginning 14 billion years ago. And along the way he answers a myria...
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- Witness recounts moment ‘panther’ fell from building in Cospicua
- Runtime
- 1:57
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- A large feline, believed by activists to be a black panther, was caught on CCTV falling from a building in Cospicua on Tuesday afternoon.
We spoke to a witness who saw the “panther” fall from a building in Cospicua.
Ishwor Pokhrel, a waiter at Date Art Cafe, told Times of Malta he was about 50 metres away when the animal plunged from a height of two to three storeys.
This is what he saw 👉
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- Pedestrians rerouted at Valletta entrance until Vision 2050 launch
- Runtime
- 0:29
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- Large parts of the entrance to Valletta will be cordoned off for the rest of the month ahead of the government’s Vision 2050 launch in Tritons Square.
Pedestrians are being diverted along the eastern edge of the square, opposite the Central Bank building, and directed along the bastion overlooking the ditch before reaching the main gate.
Part of the Valletta footbridge will also be closed for a few days before the February 27 launch. Barriers are expected to be removed after that date.
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- Roadworks cost Rabat restaurant ‘80% of customers’
- Runtime
- 1:58
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- The owner of a kebab shop in Rabat is struggling to keep his business afloat as he claims to have lost around 80 per cent of his customer base due to ongoing works taking place in front of his shop at Saqqajja.
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- Ryanair's Michael O'Leary: 'Elon Musk is very rich, but he's still an idiot'
- Runtime
- 3:25
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- The Ryanair CEO says he's not worried about the world's richest man coming after him or Europe's largest airline.
"Look at the shambles he's made acquiring X, which is a cesspit and loses money," O'Leary said.
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- 1979 Castille shooting: The testimony that changed the story
- Runtime
- 2:09
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- For decades, the belief that Dom Mintoff was the target of an assassination attempt in 1979 rested largely on the testimony of his chief messenger, who said he saw Karmenu Grima shoot towards the prime minister as Mintoff slightly opened a door and peeked into the room.
But that detail was not mentioned in the messenger’s first testimony after the incident. It emerged weeks later, and was only fully described two months afterwards.
🎥 Watch the full Times Talk episode on Youtube.
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- Son of man accused in 1979 Mintoff shooting speaks out for first time
- Runtime
- 2:15
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- 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.
Find out what happened on this episode of Times Talk.
OUT NOW on Spotify and Youtube 🎥
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- Diver appeals for signs at spot where child was swept away
- Runtime
- 5:12
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- A diver who has spent years recovering wrecked cars from the sea at Ċirkewwa has renewed his call for warning signs at the South Quay, saying it becomes dangerous when seas turn rough.
Raniero Borg, who has been scuba diving around the islands for 40 years, told Times of Malta that the sea around the Ċirkewwa spot where 13-year-old Oliwia Wojnowska died last month is notorious for battering the quay mercilessly during storms, often swallowing cars into the waves.
“That is how dangerous it gets down here. The swell is strong enough to swallow cars, let alone people,” he said.
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- The shooting that led to Black Monday | Times Talk
- Runtime
- 44:59
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
