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The MaltaToday front page features a range of domestic and international news. A key investigation highlights widespread illegality in tourist short-term rentals. Other domestic stories cover environmental concerns, political calls to action, and court cases involving prominent figures like Yorgen…
A MaltaToday investigation reveals that at least 100 unlicensed short-term rental apartments are operating in popular tourist areas across Malta and Gozo, including Gozo, Swieqi, St Julian's, Gżira, Msida, and Pembroke.
A Sicilian report has identified the owner of a boat from which bags of cash were allegedly dumped into the sea, suggesting a connection to illicit activities.
An editorial piece that likely critiques systemic failures and corruption within institutions.
This story provides a visual account of Yorgen Fenech's trial as depicted by a sketch artist, offering a unique perspective on the proceedings.
The environmental group Momentum has appealed to the Prime Minister to safeguard one of the remaining open green spaces in Swatar.
During the Yorgen Fenech trial, Daphne Caruana Galizia's husband testified, sharing poignant details about her life and relationship with her grandchildren.
A four-year-old girl has sustained grievous injuries following a traffic accident in Mellieħa.
Two brothers have been sentenced to jail after admitting to defrauding the government of €400,000 in grants and tax evasion.
A man has been seriously injured in an incident involving BBQ fuel in Mosta.
Spain has criticized the European Union's response to the migrant crisis in Ceuta, describing it as 'selfish'.
Minister Borg will convene a meeting with social partners to discuss the ongoing electricity crisis.
Teenagers who engaged in a scuffle with the police over a €150 on-the-spot fine have received suspended sentences.
Forty Civil Protection officers from Malta have been deployed to Portugal to assist in wildfire-fighting efforts.
In an interview, Andrew Azzopardi expresses strong concerns, stating that Malta's criminal justice system is nearing a state of collapse.
An opinion piece likely discussing issues related to housing, displacement, or social pressures.
An opinion piece arguing that the primary challenge for carrying capacity is not population size but rather the development and management of human capital.
An opinion piece discussing reforms related to planning appeals, focusing on aspects of suspension, finality, and the effectiveness of review processes.
