Yorgen Fenech Trial: Prosecution Continues Grilling Accused ↗
Front page leadProsecutors are continuing their cross-examination of Yorgen Fenech, confronting him with previous statements and challenging inconsistencies in his testimony.
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The front page of Malta Today features a prominent live blog on the Yorgen Fenech trial, with ongoing cross-examination of the accused. Other top stories include Malta's fiscal rebound being tied to corporate tax, a story about Malta's connection to The Odyssey, and concerns over hidden charges in…
Prosecutors are continuing their cross-examination of Yorgen Fenech, confronting him with previous statements and challenging inconsistencies in his testimony.
Malta's economic recovery is increasingly dependent on unexpected gains from corporate taxation.
An article explores the historical and mythological connections between Malta and the epic tale of The Odyssey.
The prosecution is meticulously dissecting the testimony of Yorgen Fenech as the cross-examination in his trial intensifies.
A politician, Cutajar, has responded after being seen swimming at the same hotel where jurors for the Fenech trial are housed.
An orange weather warning is in effect due to rising temperatures expected to reach 37°C this week.
The Nationalist Party (PN) is questioning the government about the status of compensation for recent power cuts.
A consumer advocacy group is raising concerns about 'coperto' and service charges being added to bills in Maltese restaurants.
Authorities have identified 57 individuals who were living and working in Malta without the proper legal status.
Foreign Minister Fearne announced that Malta is advocating for the European Union to condemn Israel's actions.
Several communications teams within the Office of the Prime Minister, Labour Party, and Transport Malta have been restructured over the summer.
A woman has been remanded in custody after allegedly walking topless in Valletta and insulting police officers.
Two Romanian nationals have pleaded guilty to a series of theft offenses committed throughout Malta.
A man received a €1,200 fine for threatening to shoot his son and himself during an argument with his partner.
Malta's annual inflation rate rose to 2.7 percent in July.
Heritage organizations have welcomed the protection of historical sites but are questioning the recent planning decisions made by authorities.