Father and son killed in Ġnejna boat tragedy identified ↗
Front page leadA father and his five-year-old son have been identified as the victims of a fatal boat accident at Ġnejna Bay, where their small dinghy was struck by a larger boat.
Malta
The front page of Times of Malta features several prominent national stories, including a fatal boat tragedy at Ġnejna Bay, a shooting incident in Ta' Giorni, and the impact of heatwaves and power cuts on cooling system sales and restaurant owners. An international story about a car ramming…
A father and his five-year-old son have been identified as the victims of a fatal boat accident at Ġnejna Bay, where their small dinghy was struck by a larger boat.
The suspect in a shooting incident in Ta' Giorni has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and is due to be arraigned on Sunday.
A story detailing how a fatal car crash had a profound and life-altering impact on a family.
Sales of cooling systems are experiencing a significant surge due to the ongoing heatwave and widespread power blackouts.
An editorial discussing the persistent issue of power cuts and their implications.
A tragic incident near a Berlin Gay Pride event where a car rammed into a crowd, resulting in one death and several critical injuries.
A compilation of the front pages of various newspapers from July 26, 2026.
Malta's police union is advocating for improved health insurance coverage in the wake of the Ta' Giorni shooting incident.
A mother who was sought by the court and her eight-year-old son, who was reported missing, have both been located.
A historical account detailing a conspiracy that significantly impacted Malta, involving a Tuscan nobleman.
The scope of IVF genetic screening has been broadened to include a wider range of inherited medical conditions.
A court ruling has confirmed the expropriation of land in St. Paul's Bay, intended to benefit private developers.
An account of the Isle of MTV event, highlighting Katy Perry's performance and a notable 'giant bottle' prop.
The Mizzi Organisation is reportedly in the process of selling its Arkadia supermarket business.
Restaurant owners in Paceville are considering relocating due to persistent and unresolved power cut issues.