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The front page of Malta Today features several domestic news stories, with the top headline focusing on the cost of diesel subsidies and government expenditure warnings. Other prominent stories cover issues such as tenant scams, judicial appointments, planning for a wellness center, and opposition…
Despite Malta offering the cheapest diesel in Europe, the government faces significant expenditure challenges, with initial forecasts for diesel subsidies more than doubling.
The editorial section expresses support for an upcoming solidarity protest.
This story delves into the legal aspects and evidence presented in the Yorgen Fenech trial.
Several tenants have come forward accusing an individual named Tristan B of defrauding them of significant amounts in rental deposits.
The leader of the Nationalist Party (PN) insists that the appointment of a new Chief Justice should not be postponed.
A planning proposal indicates that Villa Souci will be converted into a wellness centre, situated adjacent to a new elderly care facility.
The Institute of Maltese Journalists (IGM) has expressed its opposition to a proposed measure that would involve warrants for journalists.
Members of the Maltese community residing in the Netherlands plan to hold a protest following the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.
The Nationalist Party (PN) has accused the government of blocking reforms related to the Daphne Caruana Galizia inquiry within Malta, while supporting them internationally.
Various TCN groups are collaborating on a monthly blood donation drive, receiving support from the General Workers' Union (GWU).
The ADPD political party has asserted that Malta needs to persist in its efforts to advance LGBTIQ equality.
The Labour Party (PL) has received 36 nominations for its executive team positions.
A 21-year-old individual has been granted bail after being caught driving a BMW twice without a valid license or insurance.
In an interview, Albert Buttigieg states that both political parties are influenced by the desires and greed of certain individuals.
A political cartoon published on September 13, 2026.
An opinion piece argues that good governance is the crucial next step for Malta's economic development.
A legal analysis discussing the scope and limitations of enforcing an executive warrant.
