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The Times of Malta front page features a mix of national and international news. The top story focuses on the Yorgen Fenech trial, with testimony from Keith Schembri. Other prominent national stories include an investigation into stolen cars shipped to Malta, a new law banning indoor sparklers, a…
Keith Schembri is testifying as the Yorgen Fenech trial, related to the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, enters its 24th day. Fenech is pleading not guilty to complicity in the murder.
A report details how stolen cars from the UK are being shipped to Malta, indicating a cross-border crime network.
Following a tragedy in Switzerland, Malta has enacted a new law that prohibits the use of indoor sparklers.
The European Union is directing companies to label AI-generated content starting Sunday to inform consumers.
A police officer who was shot in Ta' Giorni has been moved out of the Intensive Therapy Unit (ITU), indicating recovery.
The Ta' Ġieżu church has publicly criticized a minister's actions regarding a burlesque performance held near its premises.
A look at the front pages of various newspapers on July 28, 2026.
The government has decided to relinquish its authority in appointing members to specialized tribunals, marking a shift in judicial appointments.
The Prime Minister has expressed unwavering support for Miriam Dalli, even as calls for her resignation persist.
Industry representatives suggest that the construction sector faces limited potential for further expansion.
The Chamber of Commerce has urged the Prime Minister to view recent power cuts as a critical warning sign.
Two individuals have been charged in connection with an incident where a police sergeant sustained injuries during a fight in Paceville.
Despite a generally optimistic outlook, businesses are still concerned about ongoing geopolitical issues.
The SALV Group has been launched, consolidating five decades of a Maltese family business.
Andrea Pirlo expresses bitterness over a controversial debate that he believes led to him losing the Italy coaching position.
A new initiative called 'Mgħawġin' aims to provide a literary platform for emerging writers in Gozo.
The boating community is mourning the death of a respected individual following a tragic incident in Ġnejna.
A 74-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to attempting to murder police officers during a shooting incident in Ta' Giorni.
