Parliament Set to Debate Yorgen Fenech Verdict on Friday ↗
Front page leadParliament will debate the verdict in the Yorgen Fenech trial concerning the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, following a proposal by the Opposition.
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The front page of Malta Today prominently features stories related to the Yorgen Fenech trial and its implications, with discussions in parliament, reactions from political figures, and details about the investigation. Other prominent stories include a planned hotel development in Ta' Xbiex, calls…
Parliament will debate the verdict in the Yorgen Fenech trial concerning the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, following a proposal by the Opposition.
Prime Minister Abela cites the Caruana Galizia family and Repubblika in expressing confidence in how institutions handled the Yorgen Fenech trial.
A 10-storey hotel is planned to be built in Ta' Xbiex, replacing a previously planned petrol station.
Researchers are advocating for the implementation of mandatory cooking lessons in schools.
Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat commented on the Yorgen Fenech verdict, stating that the course of justice must be respected.
Alex Borg asserts that Prime Minister Abela, rather than Joseph Muscat, should address questions regarding the investigation into Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder.
MP Borg intends to promote public inquiry recommendations during the parliamentary debate on the jury's verdict.
The court has forwarded witness testimony from the Yorgen Fenech trial to the police for consideration of potential action against other individuals.
The Opposition leader has expressed doubts regarding the way institutions handled the investigation into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Lawyer Azzopardi states that the Yorgen Fenech trial has highlighted deficiencies and gaps within Maltese law.
Roderick Cassar has lost two appeals related to violent incidents involving his murdered estranged wife.
An accused man breaks down in tears as he vehemently denies allegations of sexual assault against his daughter's friend.
Bail has been denied for a man charged in connection with a viral theft incident involving a door-knocker in Sliema.
A man has been sentenced to three years in prison after admitting to a series of 'snatch-and-grab' jewellery thefts at UNO Nightclub.
The theatre play 'Ħobżna ta’ Kuljum' delves into themes of survival, womanhood, and the pursuit of independence.
Joanne Camilleri shares her essential picks within the cultural sphere.
A commentary piece offering a perspective on legal consequences and the choice between paying a fine or serving time.
An editorial reflecting on Eurostat's electricity graph and the public's potentially complacent attitude towards energy issues.