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The front page of MaltaToday features a range of domestic news, with a strong focus on crime and court cases, including a shootout in St. Julian's, a land dispute leading to violence, and the ongoing Yorgen Fenech trial. Other prominent stories cover planning disputes, political interviews, and…
Alex Borg, the newly confirmed PN leader, gives his first interview with the independent media to MaltaToday, discussing his views. The interview will be available in print and online on Sunday.
A proposed hostel in Sliema by Stivala has the same 136-room capacity as a previously revoked hotel permit, raising planning concerns.
Malta's hoteliers' lobby group is calling for a review of the country's cannabis legislation.
The Commissioner confirmed that a land dispute was the cause of a shootout in St. Julian's, during which police seized four hunting shotguns.
The trial of Yorgen Fenech enters its 22nd day with a new slate of witnesses being called.
Omar Sharif and Johann Vella have been identified as the police officers injured during an operation in St. Julian's.
An armed suspect has been taken into police custody following a shooting incident in St. Julian's that left two officers injured.
Non-governmental organizations plan to challenge the approval of a padel court on Manoel Island, with protesters vowing legal action.
John Agius has been identified as the man who shot two police officers during an incident.
A construction worker captured footage of the moments leading up to an arson attack in St. Julian's.
Tourists in Malta who receive fines of €200 or more may be subject to deportation before the end of their holiday.
Two teenagers, aged 15 and 17, have been denied bail as they face charges related to hotel thefts and drug trafficking.
Eighteen organizations have formally requested Chris Fearne to support a ban on trade with Israeli settlements.
