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Front page leadMadam Justice Edwina Grima is set to begin her address to the jurors as the Yorgen Fenech trial enters its final stages, following the defense's conclusion.
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The Malta Today front page features several domestic news stories, with a prominent focus on the ongoing Yorgen Fenech trial, army recruitment challenges, and local safety concerns regarding fireworks factories. International news includes reports from Iceland and Cyprus. A cookie consent banner…
Madam Justice Edwina Grima is set to begin her address to the jurors as the Yorgen Fenech trial enters its final stages, following the defense's conclusion.
The main obstacle to the army's recruitment efforts is the competition from the private sector.
Concerns are raised about safety in Gozo due to the absence of fireworks factories.
An article reflects on Malta and Palestine, describing Malta as a small country that has stopped standing tall.
An 18-year-old girl, Kelly Caruana, has died days after being involved in a crash in Qormi.
A motorcyclist has sustained serious injuries following a collision in Għaxaq.
The Nationalist Party (PN) intends to hold accountable individuals who obstructed justice once the Yorgen Fenech trial concludes.
The funds allocated to school heads for supporting vulnerable students are set to rise to €30,000.
An editorial criticizes a lenient punishment for a priest, deeming it an insult to victims.
A visual account of Yorgen Fenech's trial by jury, as seen through the perspective of a sketch artist.
Iceland has decided against resuming discussions about potential membership in the European Union.
A passenger boat capsized off the coast of northern Cyprus, resulting in seven deaths and 23 people missing.
Momentum states that expanding the energy grid must be accompanied by more intelligent network management.
An opinion piece argues for the necessity of making brave decisions, rejecting populism.
Mark Camilleri Gambin believes Yorgen Fenech's trial clearly indicates instances of poor governance.
An opinion piece with a pessimistic outlook, suggesting inevitable negative outcomes.
The Malta Philharmonic Orchestra has announced its program for the 2026/27 season at the Grand Master's Palace.