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The MaltaToday front page highlights ongoing legal proceedings, including the Yorgen Fenech trial which is entering its sixth week with witness testimony. Other domestic news covers illegal peptide sales, a diver's death, a traffic accident, the recovery of misused Blue Badges, and issues with KM…
The Yorgen Fenech trial continues into its sixth week, with key witness Melvin Theuma providing further testimony, including revelations about his fear and financial pressures related to the Daphne Caruana Galizia assassination.
Vendors are reportedly selling illegal peptides online, preying on individuals seeking weight-loss solutions.
Samples collected for geo-testing related to the La Valette Line are being sent overseas for analysis.
During the Yorgen Fenech trial, Melvin Theuma testified that the Degiorgio brothers made him feel extorted due to financial demands after the murder.
The diver who tragically died while working off the coast of St. Paul's Islands has been identified as Redeemer Grima.
A 79-year-old woman has sustained grievous injuries after being struck by a car in Luqa.
This article, titled 'My three weeks of hell,' likely details a personal account of a difficult experience.
The Commissioner for Persons with Disability (CRPD) has successfully recovered over 1,600 Blue Badges that were being misused.
KM Malta Airlines is advising passengers of potential last-minute flight cancellations to Catania due to the ongoing eruption of Mount Etna.
Eurostat data indicates that Malta is positioned near the bottom among EU member states in terms of research funding allocation.
Eusebio Abela, who was reported missing, has been found deceased.
An investigation reveals a connection between a boating incident, discovered cash, and an illicit network spanning Malta and Sicily.
A recent survey conducted by MaltaToday indicates that a majority of respondents support the concept of voluntary euthanasia.
An opinion piece discussing the significance of making decisions promptly.
An opinion piece reflecting on the past state of Valletta.
In an interview, Kenneth Farrugia emphasizes that achieving quality economic growth necessitates collaborative efforts between various economic actors.
An opinion piece suggesting that some individuals struggle with accepting reality.
Bank of Valletta (BOV) is providing its business clients with tools and information to identify and prevent fraudulent activities.
Strand has introduced a new rewards program called 'wrap Rush Rewards'.
SOS Malta is relaunching its ASIST suicide intervention training program for the second year, with Gozo participating for the first time.
Melita Business and Pitre Bathrooms have renewed a partnership that has lasted for decades.
Fundación Mapfre and Doctors for Road Safety are collaborating to enhance awareness about road safety.
