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The Times of Malta's front page features a mix of national and opinion pieces. A significant focus is on a court case involving Yorgen Fenech, with multiple stories detailing witness testimonies and evidence like WhatsApp chats. Other prominent national news includes a story about families…
The star witness continues testifying in the trial by jury of Yorgen Fenech, recounting statements allegedly made by Fenech about his immunity under the Labour party.
Families of individuals involved in jury duty share their experiences of being isolated for weeks and paid a minimal daily amount, highlighting concerns about juror welfare.
A distressing report about a mother who, eight months after the death of her baby, continues to receive congratulatory messages from the hospital, highlighting potential systemic issues.
An opinion piece discussing the surprising decline in net migration and the apparent lack of public or official notice regarding this trend.
This story delves into the WhatsApp conversations that allegedly exposed the network surrounding Yorgen Fenech, likely related to the ongoing court case.
A weather alert predicting high temperatures, feeling like 40°C, for the majority of the upcoming Sta Marija week, linking it to climate change concerns.
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A report on the deportation of two men who have been convicted of criminal offenses, touching upon crime, migration, and police action.
A driver has been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run incident that occurred in Cospicua.
The Civil Protection Department (CPD) has successfully contained fires in a garage complex stairwell and a storage room.
An unusual story about small, framed photographs that have transformed the locality of Balzan into a scavenger hunt.
Concerns are raised about the safety of the traditional Santa Marija race in Victoria following an incident where a horse slipped on the tarmac.
The telecommunications company GO has reported an increase in revenue, but a fall in pre-tax profits.
Malta International Airport (MIA) has reached a share price high of €6.35, its highest in five years.
FIFA has issued a statement condemning what it describes as a 'concerted and ongoing effort' to undermine its president, Gianni Infantino.
A new artistic production is focusing on and highlighting Malta's public spaces.
Parents of a 15-year-old express their distress and demand answers regarding the isolation of their son, whom they feel was 'treated like a terrorist'.
A video has emerged showing Yorgen Fenech and another individual, Valletta, apparently 'fooling around' in a Rolls-Royce, likely related to ongoing investigations.
In a video report, individuals recount being advised by a priest to 'forgive, but don't report' sexual abuse, highlighting historical issues with handling such cases.
A lighthearted story about camels that have found an unexpected habitat in the outback of Australia.
