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The Times of Malta front page features several prominent stories, with a focus on national crime and legal proceedings. The top story details the identification of two more Maltese men involved in a €700,000 cash-dumping case in Ragusa, Italy. Other significant national news includes denials from…
Jeffrey Cassar and Sage Gauci have been identified as two more Maltese men involved in a case where €700,000 in cash was dumped in Ragusa, Italy. Both individuals have prior criminal convictions.
Michelle Muscat and her bodyguard have denied claims that a gun went off near her, in a story linked to national figures Keith Schembri and Daphne Caruana Galizia.
The trial of Yorgen Fenech continues, entering its 31st day, a significant legal development in Malta linked to the Daphne Caruana Galizia case.
This editorial offers a critical perspective on the state of affairs, referencing figures like Daphne Caruana Galizia and Yorgen Fenech.
John Grech suggests that socialist parties should look to the Malta government as a model for success, in a piece related to Election 2026 and the PL.
A judge has upheld a jail sentence for a public officer found guilty of forging cheques, a case involving the court, banking, and crime.
Malta's financial regulator has removed a minority shareholder from a payment firm, a business and finance-related story.
A 20-year-old has pleaded guilty to involvement in a chair fight that occurred in Paceville.
The Planning Authority has approved the rezoning of Swatar valley to allow for development.
The court heard allegations of a man repeatedly contacting his ex-partner via calls and texts.
A man accused of smashing a parked car's wing mirror in Swieqi has been denied bail.
BNF has reported that service disruptions due to payment and login issues have been largely resolved.
Thousands of people gathered to pay tribute to the renowned Italian football legend Baresi.
Gianni Infantino is facing increasing difficulties as Arsène Wenger and a key FIFA ally have reportedly turned against him.
A ceramic mural created by children visually represents the Pembroke area, offering a unique perspective.
A priest reportedly advised individuals to forgive rather than report instances of sexual abuse.
This 'Times Talk' segment discusses an incident involving a naked man and a pistol that discharged unintentionally.
An opinion piece focusing on the importance of fulfilling promises.
Suspected 'well-known' Maltese individuals are reportedly connected to a case involving €700,000 being dumped into the sea off Sicily.
