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The front page of Malta Today highlights the severe impact of recent extreme heat and drought on the country's agriculture, with farmers expressing concerns about the future of their industry and milk production. Other significant stories include an update on the Yorgen Fenech trial, immigration…
Maltese farmers are facing a bleak future for their agricultural industry, attributing their concerns to prolonged periods of dry and scorching weather that have significantly impacted their livelihoods.
This story provides details from the ongoing Yorgen Fenech trial, presented through direct quotes and accounts.
The availability of Benna products is limited as the intense summer heat has reduced milk production, affecting supply chains in Malta.
Weather forecasts indicate the possibility of isolated showers across Malta over the upcoming weekend.
Prime Minister Robert Abela has communicated Malta's non-negotiable positions ahead of discussions concerning the European Union's budget.
Immigration checks conducted in Marsa have resulted in the arrest of 24 individuals.
The Ombudsman has issued a warning to public authorities, emphasizing that they cannot disregard recommendations made.
The European Parliament is set to intensify its examination of Malta in relation to the murder case of Caruana Galizia.
The Nationalist Party (PN) is seeking answers from Prime Minister Abela regarding the possibility of an early election and his connections to Muscat following the verdict in the Fenech case.
Alex Sciberras has declared his intention to run again for the position of Labour president.
A man who committed a convenience store theft at knifepoint has been sentenced to 13 months in prison.
A court has acquitted a man of assault charges due to significant deficiencies in the presented evidence.
This story examines the transformation of Testaferrata Street, shifting from a red-light district to a more commercialized area with hotels.
An opinion piece discussing how the environment has been a central theme in the Labour party's initial 100 days in office.
An opinion piece exploring the debate around whether service charges in restaurants should be prohibited.
An opinion piece that analyzes Iceland's decision regarding its relationship with Europe, suggesting it has not completely severed ties.
An editorial piece that emphasizes the pressing need for significant and impactful reforms.
Significant power outages have affected Malta and Gozo following an interruption at an LNG plant.
