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The Malta Independent's front page focuses heavily on domestic news, with top stories covering the ongoing Yorgen Fenech trial, the lack of implemented reforms following the Daphne Caruana Galizia inquiry, a serious traffic accident involving a child, and political discussions about power cuts and…
Five years after a public inquiry found the Maltese state failed to protect journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, most of its recommendations for reforms remain unimplemented.
Keith Schembri is set to continue his testimony for a third day in the Yorgen Fenech trial by jury, with the defence expected to begin its cross-examination.
A three-year-old boy suffered grievous injuries in a traffic accident on Birbal Street, Balzan, yesterday afternoon.
Nationalist MEP David Casa has praised the European Commission's approval of Malta's Social Climate Plan, which will unlock €60.6 million in funding for 2026-2032.
The Nationalist Party criticized the government, stating it disregards the hardships faced by citizens and businesses, after a parliamentary committee discussion on power cuts was blocked.
Keith Schembri testified that Yorgen Fenech indirectly admitted his involvement in Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder before his arrest, leaving Schembri 'frozen'.
Alex Borg has refuted the Prime Minister's assertion that the Nationalist Party (PN) opposes equality.
Wildfires are raging across Southern Europe, resulting in the deaths of three firefighters, while France is combating a blaze four times the size of Paris.
