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Jurors heard psychiatrists declare state witness Melvin Theuma mentally fit to testify, following his suicide attempt. The court is expected to continue hearing prosecution witnesses.
The John Agius case returns to court as the compilation of evidence officially commences.
A disability rights group has expressed skepticism regarding proposals to widen the scope of embryo genetic testing for diseases.
A new hotel is being proposed for construction on the main street of Ħamrun.
The fears of witness Melvin Theuma are recalled as psychiatrists have found him fit to testify in the Yorgen Fenech jury trial, which is entering its 31st day.
Authorities have arrested three men and a woman following the seizure of peptides, steroids, and a significant amount of cash.
The Labour party is commemorating the 110th birth anniversary of Dom Mintoff.
A government minister is promoting plans for a northern health hub, despite his predecessor having previously rejected such proposals.
An investigation is underway into a cluster of Hepatitis A cases believed to be linked to the food outlet Deli & Co in Qormi.
Following an appeal, the government has successfully reclaimed the land for the Riviera Hotel in Għajn Tuffieħa, with the lease termination upheld.
A court hearing for the Lilu King case had to be postponed because prison officials failed to bring the accused to court.
Hili Group has responded to a statement by Graffitti, rejecting claims that their Comino project will lead to the uprooting of 800 trees.
Malta is expecting temperatures to reach a high of 36°C on Saturday, prompting an orange heat warning.
An opinion piece discussing the concept of a 'Tower of Babel'.
An editorial comment addressed to Jason, discussing the concept of 'funwashing'.
A question and answer piece featuring Kathryn Baldacchino, who shares her views on creativity as an outlet during difficult times.
An opinion piece arguing that Malta should align with Sánchez's stance on Ceuta.