Yorgen Fenech trial enters final stretch as judge addresses jurors ↗
Front page leadThe Yorgen Fenech trial is nearing its conclusion as Madam Justice Edwina Grima continues to present evidence to the jurors.
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Malta Today's front page features a prominent story on the Yorgen Fenech trial reaching its final stages, alongside reports on local planning disputes, a national ethics code breach, and environmental issues. International news includes an EU-NATO response to a Russian drone attack and Malta's…
The Yorgen Fenech trial is nearing its conclusion as Madam Justice Edwina Grima continues to present evidence to the jurors.
Residents are protesting proposed developments in Pieta's village core and are seeking a meeting with Prime Minister Abela.
The EU and NATO are pledging a response to Russia's recent attempt to attack a German airport with drones.
A controversial quarry at Lapsi may be permitted to continue its operations past the upcoming decade.
Malta is urging the European Union to adopt a more robust response to escalating maritime security threats.
The jury trial for an alleged rape and sexual abuse case begins, with the victim recounting her experience to the police.
The Nationalist Party (PN) has expressed satisfaction with a decision that found Chris Bonett breached an ethics code over a partisan statement.
An illegal harvesting incident has resulted in the death of 25 sea urchins in Marsaskala.
An Italian merchant has absconded after allegedly defrauding customers, leaving them disgruntled.
The Malta Independent has refuted claims that it terminated a columnist's contract under pressure from the PN leader.
The PN is voicing concerns about the 'unacceptable' heat conditions faced by students during MATSEC resit exams.
A man has sustained serious injuries after falling three storeys from a lift shaft.
An editorial piece reflects on Eurostat's electricity graph and the societal implications of current trends.
An interview with Inese Refalo who describes creativity as her driving force, leading her to work on multiple projects simultaneously.
An opinion piece contrasting the lives and deaths of two individuals, Dolly and Hayden.
An opinion piece by Saviour Balzan arguing for the necessity of making brave decisions in the face of populism.
Jamie Cardona's successful show 'Noti mil-Loki ta’ Big G’s' is set to return to the MCC.