Jurors in Yorgen Fenech trial arrested and released on bail ↗
Front page leadSeveral jurors from the Yorgen Fenech trial have been arrested and are currently under police investigation, though they have been released on bail.
Malta
The front page of Malta Today features a mix of domestic news, with a prominent story about the arrest of jurors in the Yorgen Fenech trial. Other domestic issues include a court ruling on property rights, environmental concerns about land use, a protest regarding the Daphne Caruana Galizia…
Several jurors from the Yorgen Fenech trial have been arrested and are currently under police investigation, though they have been released on bail.
Insurance companies are advocating for the resumption of roadside drug testing data and the re-establishment of the dormant Road Safety Council.
The state has been mandated to pay €143,000 to the owner of a property housing the Fgura police station due to a breach of rights.
Malta's environment watchdog has raised objections to a proposed elderly home development planned on land designated as Outside Development Zone (ODZ) in Marsaskala.
A man has been sent back to prison and denied his bid for release following allegations that he attempted to falsify a urine test.
A report indicates that numerous companies are not meeting their targets for employing individuals with disabilities.
The CEO of Bolt has announced ambitious plans to deploy a fleet of 25,000 autonomous vehicles across the European market.
The European Commission has proposed recovery funds amounting to €3.72 million to aid in the aftermath of Storm Harry.
Telecommunications company GO has expressed concerns regarding the competitive implications following Melita's announced takeover of Epic.
The Attorney General has forwarded Casa's request for an investigation into alleged perjury by Fenech to the police.
An individual named Lilu King has reportedly lost their refugee status.
Thousands of people participated in a protest march in Valletta, calling for justice in the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
The Prime Minister stated that 1,400 on-the-spot fines have been issued and 169 holiday premises are currently under investigation.