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The news from Malta Today highlights local concerns about the impact of high summer temperatures on dairy production, political discussions within the EU regarding fisheries and minimum wage, and various national issues including construction damage compensation, planning authority controversies…
Malta's dairy farmers are considering investments in systems to cool cows due to prolonged periods of unbearable summer temperatures, aiming to keep the industry viable.
Live coverage of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivering her State of the Union address.
The European Parliament has supported MP Bajada's initiative to implement more equitable rules within the fisheries sector.
The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) is set to introduce a fund dedicated to compensating individuals who have suffered damages from construction activities.
The Nationalist Party (PN) is demanding a national plan to address the country's carrying capacity following chaotic events at the Freedom Street festival.
An individual will face court proceedings for shooting a Turtle Dove after the hunting season closure, as reported by the MRU.
The Planning Authority (PA) has denied claims that it organized a petition in support of its CEO, Johann Buttigieg.
A tourist has been sentenced to jail for aggravated possession of cannabis during the Freedom Street festival.
BirdLife Malta has reported extensive illegal hunting activities targeting migratory birds that were stranded due to a storm.
Local resident groups are demanding the immediate dismissal of Johann Buttigieg, the CEO of the Planning Authority.
Izola Bank is poised to welcome a new shareholder from France, indicating a potential shift in ownership.
Malta has seen a decline in its position within the European Union's ranking for minimum wages.
Labour MP Mariah Meli is advocating for an independent review of Malta's recently implemented cannabis reform policies.
An editorial piece discussing important decisions that need to be made.
An opinion piece arguing that the ongoing investigation into Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder serves as a crucial test for the rule of law in Europe.
An opinion piece analyzing the implications of the Yorgen Fenech trial for Malta's reputation and justice system.
This opinion piece explores the question of whether a jury's verdict was the result of being 'runaway' or a failure of the prosecution to present sufficient evidence.
A technical explanation on how to prepare CAD models for 3D printing, specifically covering the conversion from STEP to STL formats.
