Stabbed in Paceville, still waiting for justice 27 years later ↗
Front page leadA stabbing victim recounts the night of a 1999 attack and his ongoing wait for justice.
Malta
The Times of Malta's front page features a mix of domestic and crime-related news. Top stories include a cold case about a stabbing victim waiting for justice after 27 years, the ongoing Yorgen Fenech trial, and a government announcement to double on-the-spot fines. Other domestic news covers an…
A stabbing victim recounts the night of a 1999 attack and his ongoing wait for justice.
The trial of Yorgen Fenech, related to the Daphne Caruana Galizia case, reaches its 30th day.
The Prime Minister has announced that on-the-spot fines will have their minimum amount doubled to €50.
An equality bill is facing opposition, with opponents raising concerns about its potential impact.
A Maltese PhD student played a role in overseeing the final moments of the Large Hadron Collider.
An editorial emphasizes the shared responsibility of individuals in conserving energy.
A look at the front pages of newspapers on August 4, 2026.
A suspect in a Gozo hit-and-run case received a suspended sentence for violating bail conditions.
Malta's economy experienced a 3.9% growth in the first quarter, accompanied by a decrease in inflation, according to the Central Bank.
Sweltering conditions are expected as temperatures are forecast to feel like 40°C from Wednesday through Sunday.
Firefighters successfully rescued five individuals and a dog from a fire in Marsascala.
Malta's equality watchdog has expressed concern over alleged abusers of women being repeatedly granted bail.