A Russian rocket strike has left over 30 people dead and hundreds of others injured after it hit a railway station that was being used to evacuate civilians in Kramatorsk, a city in eastern Ukraine. The attack has left at least 30 people, including two children, dead and at least 100 others injured. However, first … Continued
The European Parliament voted for an immediate and full embargo on Russian imports of oil, gas, coal and nuclear energy in light of the war crimes being perpetrated by Russia in Ukraine. In a resolution adopted on Thursday MEPs called for additional punitive measures, including “an immediate full embargo on Russian imports of oil, coal, … Continued
A well-known figure on the Maltese arts scene and former employee of the Malta Arts Council, Toni Attard, called out the irony of Russia bombing a theatre in Mariupol where 1200 civilians were sheltering, the same day a concert with Russian links took place at the Manoel Theatre. The concern comes amid wide-ranging sanctions against … Continued
Brent Renaud, an award-winning journalist and filmmaker, was working in Irpin, Ukraine for Time when his vehicle was targeted by Russian soldiers who shot and killed him. Since the beginning of the conflict just over two weeks ago, several journalists and media workers have been wounded but none had died until Sunday. Renaud’s killing has … Continued
Opposition Leader Bernard Grech hailed European Parliamentary President Roberta Metsola, for her stance against the sale of passports to Russian nationals in the wake of the Russo-Ukrainian war. The statement came during a PN event that had Malta Daily journalist Gabriel Mifsud pitch a few questions to the Party leader. When questioned about the delayed … Continued