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The Malta Today front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on ongoing court cases and national issues. The Yorgen Fenech trial continues to be a prominent story, with details on witness testimonies and defense challenges. Other domestic news includes an…
The Yorgen Fenech trial enters its 28th day with ongoing jury hearings and expected witness testimonies. The defense has challenged police searches, and jurors have reviewed financial data.
A man has sustained serious injuries following an incident involving BBQ fuel in Mosta.
A supermarket is set to be incorporated into Anton Camilleri's development project in Fgura.
FIFA has decided to abandon a controversial investment plan related to the World Cup.
During the 27th day of the Yorgen Fenech trial, the defense questioned police searches while the jury examined financial charts.
Enemalta reports that investments in its distribution network are leading to reduced downtime, as communicated to social partners.
A defense witness in a butcher shop sexual assault case is reportedly being investigated for potential perjury.
A Spanish minister informed Fearne that 50% of migrants who arrived during the Ceuta surge have been returned to Morocco.
Residents are advised to prepare for a hot and humid weather conditions for the first weekend of August.
The Consumer Authority is currently investigating the company DistributeX for potential violations of legal regulations.
Tammy Caruana has been granted bail in connection with an alleged fraud scheme involving €1 million.
The government has announced a reduction in utility charges for fishermen, with cuts of up to 57%.
