70% Of Followers Agree With Legal Assisted Voluntary Euthanasia

Jun 2 2025

We asked our followers whether Assisted Voluntary Euthanasia should be legalised in Malta as a public consultation on the topic takes place… and judging from the results, support for it seems to be pretty widespread.

70% responded ‘YES’ when simply asked whether Assisted Voluntary Euthanasia should be legal, with 30% voting no.

Diving into specifics, we asked whether one would support it only in certain cases.

63% voted for ‘Yes, only in specific situations’, whereas 23% voted ‘Yes, I support a full legalisation.’

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Meanwhile, only 14% voted for ‘No, I am fully against it.’

Asking for more opinions, many in support said that no one should have power over people’s decisions, especially when it comes to suffering.

‘It should be with permission from 3 separate doctors and should only be for (those) extremely ill’ said one.

Those against it cited religious reasons for their opposition. What do you think?

You can participate in the public consultation and find the necessary information on www.facts.gov.mt

The next public consultation on Assisted Voluntary Euthanasia will take place on the 13th of June in Mosta at the Local Council Hall at 18.30hrs.

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43.6% Of Local Kids Under Age 3 Cared For Exclusively By Parents

Jun 2 2025

According to new data released by Eurostat, 43.6% of children under the age of 3 were cared for exclusively by their parents in 2024.

This is approximately four percentage points below the EU average of 47.6% in 2024.

Meanwhile, Slovakia registered the highest amount at 74.6%, followed by Bulgaria and Germany at 71.1% and 70.4% respectively.

The Netherlands registered the lowest amount at 12.5%, followed by Portugal and Cyprus at 25.2% and 25.8% respectively.

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Your Love Island Malta Update: Eliminations & Re-coupling

Jun 2 2025

Order has been restored to the Love Island Malta villa. Well, kind of.

After a sudden re-coupling following Daiana’s elimination, the islanders were asked to huddle around the fire pit again and asked to pick who they want to couple up with.

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And things sorted themselves out, with everyone seemingly picking who they wanted. Evelyn picked Matthew, Michela picked Cruyff, Alessia picked a saved Keenan, Edera a saved Daniel, and Sean returning to Yennifer.

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That left Diane and Leon, who coupled up ever so briefly before the former was given a chance to meet the new bombshell on a date.

After meeting Jean, Diane chose to couple up with him, leading to Leon’s sudden elimination.

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Do you think Diane and Jean will last?

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Malta Women’s Team Trains Ahead Of Andorra Final

Jun 2 2025

The Malta Football Women’s Team has already hit the pitch to train ahead of Tuesday’s final UEFA Nations League match against Andorra.

With a kick off set to take place at 19:00 at the Estadio Encamp, Malta will be concluding their campaign on a high as they have just been promoted to League B after a successful bout against Cyprus.

Keeping their momentum, another victory on Tuesday could see the Maltese team ending on an immense high as they prepare for a tough campaign ahead in League B.

Good luck team!

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