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The Malta Today front page features a mix of national news, including a tragic boating accident, a surge in housing approvals, and ongoing political trials. There are also stories on environmental concerns, a dispute involving a historical church, and national infrastructure issues like power…
Autopsy results confirm that a father and son in a recent boating accident died after being struck by a boat propeller, sustaining severe injuries to their heads, neck, and chest.
Malta experienced a significant increase in housing development in 2025, with a total of 12,325 new dwellings approved.
The trial of Yorgen Fenech enters a new week with a fresh slate of witnesses set to testify before the jury.
Ta' Ġieżu church has refuted claims made by a minister, stating that the Valletta staircase shows have consistently proceeded without interruption.
There is increasing public demand for action against recreational vessels for repeatedly harassing dolphins.
A 450-year-old church in Valletta has raised objections to proposals for an outdoor catering area nearby.
Alex Borg explains his reasoning behind walking out during the Equality Bill discussions, stating it 'gave voice to the voiceless'.
John Agius has pleaded not guilty to charges of arson and attempted homicide following a shootout in St. Julian's.
Prime Minister Abela has committed to further investment in the national electricity grid following recent power outages.
The Nationalist Party (PN) has stated that workers at Enemalta are not the cause of the recent problems within the company.
An attack during Pride celebrations in Berlin resulted in one fatality and at least 16 injuries.
The European Central Bank has revealed the proposed designs for the upcoming series of euro banknotes.
A former CEO of the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) stated that recent power cuts highlight a failure in planning.
An opinion piece reflecting on the summer of 2026 and its consequences, suggesting a 'you reap what you sow' scenario.
In an interview, Alex Borg asserts that their values are not inherently opposed to liberalism.
An opinion piece argues that the recent power cuts were a result of poor planning rather than a heatwave.
The editorial criticizes the recent electricity outages, labeling them as a consequence of inadequate planning.
The SALV Group has been launched, consolidating five decades of a Maltese family business.
Bank of Valletta (BOV) and the Aquatic Sports Association (ASA) have partnered to launch a water polo academy for girls.
KDM Group has acquired Masco Security Services to enhance its technology-driven platforms in fire, safety, and smart buildings.
