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The Times of Malta front page features a mix of national and local news, with a prominent focus on the ongoing trial related to Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder. Other top stories include crime, housing issues, community concerns in Floriana, and airport travel statistics. There are also reports on…
Jurors are continuing to hear testimony from Melvin Theuma, who is testifying about secret recordings he made of Yorgen Fenech in the ongoing trial related to Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder.
A woman has reported an attempted sexual assault that occurred at 6 am, stating that the police response was not helpful.
The Housing Authority has disowned an advertisement offering a windowless room for €400, which was tagged as coming from an agent.
The community of Floriana is experiencing an 'existential threat' and is seeing a lack of support despite the challenges.
Malta Airport processed 1.18 million passengers in July, with an average of 108 daily flights during that period.
An editorial argues that Joseph Muscat cannot rewrite the history surrounding the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Organizers of a horse race in Gozo are defending the tradition after a horse fell during a street race.
Scientists are calling for 'environmental accountability' following a decision concerning trees in Comino.
The value of Malta's exports has seen a significant increase, nearly doubling to €29.5 billion in 2025.
Fishers and their vessels have received a blessing in Marsaxlokk in anticipation of the upcoming lampuki fishing season.
The Commissioner for Persons with Disability (CRPD) confiscated 72 fake Blue Badges in 2025.
An uncle is questioning the delay in a police appeal for information regarding a man who was found dead in Bulebel.
Eight months after her baby died, a mother is still receiving 'congratulations' messages from the hospital.
