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The Malta Independent's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include a new book by Princess Diana's brother causing a stir with King Charles III and a report on global turmoil as the UN opens its annual meeting. Domestically, concerns are raised…
A new book published by the brother of the late Princess Diana alleges controversial information about her ex-husband, now King Charles III, sparking public debate.
Gozo's shadow minister Frank Anthony Tabone is calling for a specific police unit to combat drug trafficking on the island, citing an increase in cocaine use treatment figures.
Ahead of the UN General Assembly's annual meeting, diplomats have characterized the current global state as messy, troubled, and unpredictable.
Archbishop Charles Scicluna has emphasized the critical need for Malta's institutions to be resilient against external influences to maintain public trust.
Eleven environmental and residents' groups are demanding the immediate dismissal of Planning Authority CEO Johann Buttigieg, also calling for an investigation into his communications.
A pest control expert states that Malta's waste management, sewage, construction, and dense development practices have created ideal conditions for pest species.
