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The defense in the Yorgen Fenech trial is presenting oral submissions, suggesting Keith Schembri's revenge as the motive for Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder, as the trial enters a new phase with further witness testimonies expected.
An exploration into a Maltese social media group called 'Are We Dating The Same Guy,' examining discussions and user interactions within the platform.
The Malta police force is currently conducting an investigation into the operations of DistributeX.
Dolly Parton, a renowned figure in country music, has passed away at the age of 80.
During the Yorgen Fenech trial, the prosecution confronted the accused, stating, 'Your fingerprints are all over this murder.'
The victim's son has alleged that Yorgen Fenech's defense team employed an agent to take photographs inside the hotel where jurors were staying.
A video shows tourists urinating from the roof of the still-under-construction db's residential towers.
Electricity demand in Malta reached between 680MW and 700MW during the month of August.
The Nationalist Party (PN) has warned that Floriana is experiencing a demographic crisis, with its population falling to just 1,700 residents.
A man was fined €1,200 for threatening to shoot his son and himself during an argument with his partner.
A court has fined a homeless man €100 after he pleaded guilty to cocaine possession.
A driver caught without a license and insurance has been given a suspended sentence.
A man has been granted bail after allegedly threatening police officers during a road block in Floriana.
An editorial piece reflecting on the idea that alternative solutions or perspectives are always available.
An exploration of Malta's historical and mythological connection to the ancient Greek epic, The Odyssey, through locations like Ogygia and Calypso's Cave.
An article discussing the art of Tomoko Fait, focusing on her work related to the cartography of the collective unconscious.
Fabio Borg shares insights on the creative process, acknowledging that inspiration can be challenging and does not always arrive easily.
The event 'Improvizza!' is set to bring international improvisational theatre back to Malta in September.