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The Malta Independent's front page features a mix of domestic news, including political accusations, a homicide case, a court order regarding hospital bills, power outages, and drug busts. International news is represented by a papal statement on European conflicts. The domestic stories focus…
The Nationalist Party has accused the government of obstructing parliamentary debate on a bill intended to implement recommendations from the Caruana Galizia inquiry.
A 27-year-old Polish tourist is being arraigned in court, pleading not guilty to the wilful homicide of a Moroccan man in St Julian's.
A Maltese court has ordered Steward Malta Management Ltd to pay over €154,000 in outstanding catering bills for Gozo General Hospital and Karin Grech Hospital.
A significant power outage affected parts of Malta and Gozo, with electricity restored within approximately 15 minutes due to an issue at Enemalta.
The police arrested eight individuals and seized over 28 kilograms of suspected narcotics following a significant weekend crackdown.
Pope Leo XIV called on Europe to draw from its Christian roots to counter the 'desire for domination' fueling current wars, concluding a visit to France.
A €2.1 million project in Mosta is underway to construct a reservoir aimed at mitigating flooding and developing a new public garden.
