Man to be charged with femicide over murder of Miriam Azzopardi ↗
Front page leadA suspect has been arrested and will be charged in court on Friday for the femicide of Miriam Azzopardi, whose body was found on Wednesday.
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Malta Today's front page features a range of domestic news, heavily focused on crime and court proceedings, alongside political and economic developments. A prominent story details a man to be charged with femicide, while other reports cover on-the-spot fines, a potential extension of a New York…
A suspect has been arrested and will be charged in court on Friday for the femicide of Miriam Azzopardi, whose body was found on Wednesday.
The number of on-the-spot fines issued has reached 1,600 within a two-month period.
Prime Minister Abela is in discussions regarding the extension of Delta's New York route until 2027.
Five individuals experienced difficulties while swimming on Wednesday.
Four family members have been acquitted of charges related to a brawl at the Birżebbuġa Labour club.
Enemalta is looking for companies to bid on the project for a new interconnector between Malta and Gozo.
The Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) is objecting to the sanctioning of a lion enclosure and pool in an Outside Development Zone (ODZ) in Marsaskala.
The National Commission for the Promotion of Equality (NCPE) suggests that the 2027 budget should offer more than just financial incentives for fertility.
The group Momentum is supporting a conference protest demanding the resignation of Johann Buttigieg.
A judge has criticized Air Malta for keeping part-time employees on zero-hour contracts while denying they were fired.
A board has overturned an expropriation by the Lands Authority, finding it failed to justify seizing a farmer's field for a horse sanctuary.
The CEO of the Planning Authority was evasive when questioned about a business proposal involving Yorgen Fenech and stated he would not make similar statements again.
The Labour Party has been ordered to leave its Valletta premises after occupying them for 70 years.
An opinion piece questions whether Malta is attracting the desired type of tourists despite an increase in visitor numbers and hotel capacity.
The Court of Appeal has upheld a decision confirming a breach of natural justice in an employment termination case.
Alexia Baldacchino shares her view that the fast pace of social media is challenging to keep up with.
An opinion piece discusses the often-overlooked stress experienced by jurors during trials.