The recent controversy on the use of methotrexate to treat an ectopic pregnancy has raised again the dilemmas we often face in medical practice, this time vis-à-vis the Principle or Double...

On this last Sunday of 2020, we reflect on what the past year has brought with it – the hardships we endured, and the lessons learnt and which we can carry with us into the New Year. Over...

  'A Saviour unto you is delivered'...

Over the coming days, many of us will be meeting up with loved ones to celebrate Christmas and New Year’s.  It will be a different kind of Christmas this year, with activities restricted to...

Health & Safety rises to the top of the agenda when the worst occurs. Otherwise, it is hardly ever discussed on a national platform; as if it is a secondary subject which is given attention, upon...

Last week, the world commemorated five years since the signing of the historic Paris climate accord – a legally binding international treaty on climate change, the goal of which is to limit...

The Arts Awards is an initiative of Arts Council Malta under the auspices of the Ministry for Cultural Heritage, the Arts and Local Government. This year the Award will celebrate the challenge and...

‘Not every home is a haven’. This is the theme chosen for this year’s international annual 16 Days of Activism for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.  While we are...

In the article Confessors can absolve reserved sins during Holy Week (TMID, 27 March), it is said that this is being done “with the intention of showing the greatness of God’s forgiveness.”...

Daphne Caruana Galizia’s article entitled The Good Life (TMID, 22 March) would be funny if it was not so sad...