Sliema's Fortizza to get German Kraft microbrewery ↗
Front page leadThe historic Sliema Point Battery, known as il-Fortizza, will be restored and will feature new facilities, including a German Kraft microbrewery.
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The Malta Today front page highlights a variety of domestic news, with a strong focus on legal proceedings, including the ongoing jury trial of Yorgen Fenech. Other significant stories cover urban development, public services, and crime. International news is also present, with a focus on EU…
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Burlesque performer rejects claims Valletta show took place outside church ↗
A burlesque performer has denied allegations that a show in Valletta occurred outside the Ta' Ġieżu church.
LIVE | Yorgen Fenech jury trial enters day 31 ↗
The jury trial of Yorgen Fenech continues into its 31st day, with the prosecution expected to present further evidence.
Young people’s mental health services should be distinct from adult services… ↗
An inquiry has recommended that mental health services for young people in Malta should be separate from those for adults.
'We'll be right behind you': Silvio Valletta told Yorgen Fenech in shocking… ↗
Shocking messages shown to the jury in the Yorgen Fenech trial reveal Silvio Valletta assuring Fenech of support.
Man filmed breaking car window in Swieqi denied bail ↗
A man caught on camera breaking a car window in Swieqi has been denied bail.
12 apartment blocks approved on Swatar valley side ↗
Planning authorities have approved the construction of 12 apartment blocks on the side of Swatar valley.
Bedingfield calls for tougher EU migration policy after Ceuta crisis ↗
Following the Ceuta migrant crisis, a Maltese official, Bedingfield, is advocating for a more stringent EU migration policy.
Man placed on probation after admitting threats against former partner ↗
A man has been placed on probation after pleading guilty to making threats against his former partner over a financial dispute.
Minimum on-the-spot fines for tourists doubled to €50 ↗
Malta has doubled the minimum on-the-spot fines for tourists to €50.
Lost at sea: The unidentified bodies ↗
This story appears to be about unidentified bodies found at sea.
Labour president and district MP want one of Swatar's last open spaces saved ↗
Malta's Labour president and a local MP are supporting calls to protect one of Swatar's remaining open spaces from development.
Four cars vandalised minutes from Sliema police station ↗
Four vehicles were vandalized in Sliema, in close proximity to a police station.
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