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The front page of Malta Today features a prominent story about the transformation of Testaferrata Street from a red-light district to a more commercial area. A significant portion of the news revolves around political developments concerning former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, following Yorgen…
Testaferrata Street, once known for prostitution and showrooms, is undergoing a transformation into a hotel corridor with showrooms and office buildings along the Gżira–Msida–Ta’ Xbiex border.
Residents' groups have expressed anger over the noise generated by the Ta' Qali Breaking Borders Festival.
St. Rita's Chapel in Paceville is set to be overshadowed by the construction of a new 10-storey hotel.
Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat expressed his bewilderment regarding the jury's verdict following Yorgen Fenech's acquittal.
Widespread power outages have affected Malta and Gozo following an interruption at the LNG plant.
Vincent Muscat has refuted claims made by Joseph Muscat, stating they are factually and legally incorrect.
Joseph Muscat has denied that Yorgen Fenech's lawyers approached him to arrange a meeting with Schembri.
Alex Borg stated 'We mean business,' vowing to exert pressure to implement recommendations from the Caruana Galizia inquiry.
The Nationalist Party (PN) has added its voice to the calls for the resignation of the Planning Authority's chairman.
The civil society group Repubblika stated that Joseph Muscat has not been cleared of his responsibilities in relation to recent events.
Prime Minister Abela attributed Malta's high energy demand to climate change rather than population growth.
The targeting of jurors with surveys could potentially lead to a mistrial concerning the Yorgen Fenech acquittal.
A 56-year-old man received a suspended sentence for being caught masturbating in public at St. Peter's Pool.
An opinion piece discusses whether service charges in restaurants should be prohibited.
An opinion piece reflects on Iceland's decision regarding Europe, suggesting it did not sever all ties.
The editorial emphasizes the pressing need for significant and effective reforms.
Isabel Warrington discusses her approach to her work, aiming to do what she enjoys, with varied reception.
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