Man Found Dead In St. Julian's Garden Following Argument ↗
Front page leadA man has been discovered deceased in a garden in St. Julian's after reports of an argument.
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Lovin Malta's front page features a mix of local crime and human interest stories, alongside international news and a feature on the publication's own success. The top story reports a man found dead in St. Julian's. Other prominent domestic news includes a protest in Valletta for abortion…
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Protesters March Through Valletta Calling For Abortion Decriminalisation ↗
A demonstration took place in Valletta where participants advocated for the decriminalization of abortion.
Catania Airport Closed After 'Water Bomb' Affects Sicily; Malta Also Grazed ↗
Catania airport has shut down due to severe weather conditions described as a 'water bomb' that also impacted Malta, with ash from Mount Etna contributing to the disruption.
Man Arrested Over Suspected Murder Of 31-Year-Old In St. Julian's ↗
Police have apprehended an individual in connection with the suspected murder of a 31-year-old man in St. Julian's.
Charlotte De Witte Takes Over Fort Manoel For Rave Amidst Rain ↗
DJ Charlotte De Witte performed at Fort Manoel, with a large crowd attending and dancing in the rain.
'Mum, We Love You Today, Tomorrow And Forever': Miriam Azzopardi Farewell ↗
A final farewell service will be held next Tuesday for Miriam Azzopardi, remembered with love by her family.
Large Crowd Gathers in Valletta for Final Day of Bert's Take-Away ↗
A significant number of people congregated in Valletta to mark the final day of operations for Bert's Take-Away.
Lovin Malta Celebrates 10 Years With 208 Million Monthly Views ↗
Lovin Malta marks its tenth anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and amassed 800,000 followers.
Opinion: Maltese Businesses Thriving Despite, Not Because of Government ↗
An opinion piece suggests that Maltese businesses are succeeding due to their own merit rather than government support.
Minister Grima: 'Justice Doesn't Mean Doing Whatever We Want' ↗
Minister Grima stated that justice should not be equated with arbitrary actions following the Fenech verdict.
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