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It was not the first time the electorate had to endure political U-turns, but the bad optics and infrastructural challenges have soured Labour’s electoral soup in the run-up to the European elections in 2024

Valletta march for life addressed by Catholic media celebrity and chastity speaker Patrizia Sandoval

Is Malta’s PM Robert Abela pushing the envelope with his electorate when testing the waters of public opinion before performing an about-turn? MATTHEW VELLA on the cuts that hurt the most...

Today's letters by Times of Malta readers

JAMES DEBONO explores five political ramifications of Abela’s decision to water down Bill 28, which is now welcomed by the conservative groups which had opposed it and rejected by the progressive voices which had supported it in the first place

No amount of rhetoric or blame-shifting onto the Opposition will change this fact: Fearne, Attard, Buttigieg and the Prime Minister have betrayed women

Government MPs insist abortion legal amendment approved on Monday is not a U-turn on initial position that allowed greater protection for women’s health

The new version of Bill 28 still allows women to risk their life before doctors can intervene to terminate a pregnancy, which is the predicament Robert Abela and other Labour MPs wanted to avoid. We unravel the inconsistency in this Q&A.

Rebecca Buttigieg describes the newly proposed amendment to Bill 28 as a 'game-changer' and plays down concerns that should a case similar to that of Andrea Prudente repeat itself, the pregnant woman would not be covered by the new amendment

The political militants were on parade for the first leaders’ debate of the campaign – this is what day 18 of the election season looked like