Man Pleads Not Guilty to Femicide of Miriam Azzopardi ↗
Front page leadA Ghanaian man has pleaded not guilty to the femicide of Miriam Azzopardi, who was discovered dead in Marsa. The accused resides in Marsa.
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The Malta Independent's front page features several key stories, including a femicide case, discussions on journalistic freedom, a conflict of interest within the Planning Authority, an editorial on Malta's upcoming budget, a papal warning on artificial intelligence, government compensation for…
A Ghanaian man has pleaded not guilty to the femicide of Miriam Azzopardi, who was discovered dead in Marsa. The accused resides in Marsa.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives emphasized the need for full justice in the Daphne Caruana Galizia assassination case, stressing that journalists require freedom to question, investigate, and report without fear.
The Kamra tal-Periti is urging the Planning Authority chairman to address conflicts of interest that have emerged recently, asking him to make a clear choice.
This editorial discusses the key elements that should be included in Malta's upcoming budget, which will be presented by the Finance Minister on October 26th.
Pope Leo XIV expressed concern that a 'paradise of machines' could threaten humanity, raising fundamental questions about human identity in the age of technology during his trip to France.
The government will provide ex-gratia payments to consumers affected by electricity supply interruptions during the July and August 2026 heatwaves.
The Nationalist Party (PN) has accused the government of hypocrisy concerning the unfair dismissal of former Air Malta workers.