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The front page of Times of Malta features a prominent live blog on the cross-examination of Keith Schembri in the Yorgen Fenech trial, related to the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder. Other top stories include a Housing Authority study finding that nearly half of residents feel their neighborhood has…
A live blog details the ongoing cross-examination of Keith Schembri as part of the trial of Yorgen Fenech, who is connected to the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. The trial enters its 26th day.
A study by the Housing Authority reveals that almost half of residents perceive their neighborhood to have deteriorated, with implications for public satisfaction and living conditions.
Women have expressed alarm after a man convicted of secretly filming colleagues in a workplace toilet has been allowed to return to his job.
The story highlights the journey of a refugee family transitioning from living in a van to securing a stable home, marking a significant fresh start.
Uber has been informed that it risks losing its Y-Plate license, a crucial permit for its operations in Malta, potentially impacting its services.
A new regulator for wild birds has been described as 'extremist' by BirdLife in a film released for 2025, raising concerns about environmental policies and conservation.
A three-year-old boy has sustained grievous injuries after being hit by a car in Balzan.
Members of Parliament from the Labour Party (PL) have postponed a discussion on power cuts until November, drawing criticism from a Nationalist Party (PN) MP who labelled it a 'delaying tactic'.
The Tallinja training centre has been officially renamed in honor of Karmenu Muscat, a late driving instructor.
Several singers have lodged a judicial protest against Felix Busuttil of YADA, alleging unpaid fees.
The Nationalist Party (PN) has stated that Malta requires an economy that truly benefits businesses and enhances the quality of life for its citizens.
A court has intervened to prevent a family, described as 'unstoppable,' from disseminating sensitive details related to a child care case.
