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The front page of MaltaToday features a mix of crime, national, and business news. A top story details an investigation into a Malta-linked speedboat crew after €700,000 was thrown into the sea off Sicily. The ongoing Yorgen Fenech jury trial continues with Keith Schembri facing cross-examination…
A speedboat travelling from Malta is under investigation by Italian police after its crew allegedly threw approximately €700,000 in cash into the sea off Sicily.
The third day of the Yorgen Fenech jury trial begins with Keith Schembri facing cross-examination, amidst bribery claims that have impacted proceedings.
A three-year-old boy has been hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a car.
A new study investigates the psychology behind Malta's bird hunters, exploring the motivations behind the practice when it turns into 'wolfism'.
The opposition is demanding an immediate probe into recent power cuts, while the government prefers a new audit first.
A court has ruled that the online personalities known as the 'Unstoppable Family' must cease exposing their children online amidst a custody dispute.
The Bank of Valletta has reported a pre-tax profit of €120 million for the first half of the year.
Several top singers have initiated a judicial protest against Felix Busuttil concerning unpaid fees for the 'Divas II' show.
Cannabis charges have been dropped by the court following a recent law change that decriminalized the seized products.
Residents of Swatar are urging the Prime Minister to intervene before the Planning Authority makes a decision on a proposed 12-block project.
The Cabinet has approved a legal notice that will classify White Rocks as a national park.
An opinion piece discusses the unexplained privileges associated with the role of a chief of staff.
An opinion piece explores the concept and implications of a dominant-party system.
In a Q&A, Joseph P. Smith emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between listening to an audience and working to satisfy them.
An editorial discusses an 'illogical submissiveness to power'.
