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The Times of Malta front page features several domestic stories, with a focus on crime and public order. The top story details police efforts to curb antisocial behavior in Swieqi. Other prominent national news includes updates on the Yorgen Fenech trial, a rare solar eclipse observed in Dingli…
Police are patrolling Swieqi's streets and issuing fines to address growing complaints about antisocial behavior, including shirtless tourists, vandalism, and noise.
Lawyers for Yorgen Fenech are continuing their cross-examination of Melvin Theuma, a key witness in the murder trial of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Authorities in Curaçao are investigating annual payments of €4 million made to a firm led by a former chief of Malta's gaming authority.
Joe Demicoli has revived his parody of "Kemmuna Airways" following a decision to remove a tree on Comino.
Large crowds gathered in Dingli to witness a partial solar eclipse.
An opinion piece discussing Keith Schembri in relation to Yorgen Fenech.
A compilation of the front pages of various newspapers from August 13, 2026.
Residents in northern Malta and the island of Gozo woke up to find ashfall from Mount Etna covering the area.
A notice for travelers regarding specific days at Malta International Airport (MIA).
The Local Enforcement System Agency (LESA) has issued a warning about scam messages related to contraventions.
A police officer recounts the harrowing moment a colleague collapsed after being shot.
Soldiers have been deployed in Swieqi to assist the police in deterring antisocial behavior.
An analysis of share-based compensation schemes in the business sector.
Malta International Airport (MIA) has reached a new five-year high.
The co-hosts of the World Cup, the USA and Canada, are reportedly opposing FIFA president Infantino.
Private works by artist Pitré are being displayed in Rome.
Guidance for the public on how to safely view the upcoming solar eclipse.
The identity of the victim in a serious traffic accident involving a truck and trailer in Qormi has been confirmed.
An uncle is questioning the police's delay in issuing a missing person appeal after a man was found dead in Bulebel.
A poignant story where a mother, eight months after her baby's death, is still receiving congratulations at the hospital.
