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The front page of Malta Today features a prominent story on the ongoing Yorgen Fenech trial, with Matthew Caruana Galizia testifying. Other top stories include the Palestinian ambassador's appeal to Malta regarding EU trade sanctions on Israeli settlements, a delay in a hospital tender, and a…
The trial of businessman Yorgen Fenech continues with Matthew Caruana Galizia taking the witness stand, as prosecutors prepare to call further witnesses in the high-profile murder proceedings.
The Palestinian ambassador has called on Malta to support a European Union trade ban targeting Israeli settlements.
The deadline for the tender for the Sir Temi Zammit Hospital has been extended to October.
An organization named 'Ġustizzja għal Artna' has welcomed a long-awaited planning appeals reform but cautioned against last-minute amendments.
An investigation by MaltaToday reveals widespread illegality within the sector of tourist short-term rentals.
A report from Sicily has identified the owner of a boat involved in dumping bags of cash into the sea.
An editorial discussing what is termed 'institutional rot'.
A video shows a young man breaking a car window in the Swieqi area.
Band clubs in Birżebbuġa have agreed to reduce their fireworks display following an injunction related to nearby damages.
Prime Minister Abela has pledged to provide health insurance coverage for all members of the disciplined forces.
The organization Momentum is appealing to the Prime Minister to safeguard one of the remaining open spaces in Swatar.
A man was hit by a car while he was getting out of his vehicle in Gżira.
An opinion piece titled 'Switched off from reality'.
Andrew Azzopardi expresses concern that Malta's criminal justice system is nearing collapse.
An opinion piece arguing against forced displacement from homes.
An opinion piece suggesting that human capital, rather than population size, is the main challenge for carrying capacity.
