'I No Longer Have Faith In Our Republic': Joseph Farrugia Returns After Fenech… ↗
Front page leadJoseph Farrugia has declared a loss of faith in the Maltese republic following the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.
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Lovin Malta's front page features a mix of domestic political developments, crime, sports, and economic proposals. A major political story discusses a statement of lost faith in the republic following a controversial acquittal. Other domestic news includes proposed changes to working hours and…
Joseph Farrugia has declared a loss of faith in the Maltese republic following the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.
The Maltese national football team drew 1-1 against Gibraltar in a match held at Ta' Qali.
A 22-year-old British man was found stabbed in the back in the Paceville area.
The General Workers' Union has proposed a 32-hour working week and twice-yearly cost of living adjustments as part of its Budget 2027 proposals.
Malta's Family Court has undergone an overhaul, marked by Prime Minister Robert Abela's address during the Forensic Year commemoration.
Prime Minister Robert Abela met with post-secondary students to discuss their next educational steps.
An appeal has been filed regarding the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech, with parties awaiting a decree from the Court of Criminal Appeal.
Lovin Malta is celebrating 10 years by highlighting its achievement of 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.
An opinion piece suggests that Maltese businesses are succeeding due to their own efforts rather than government support.
Minister Grima stated that justice should not be interpreted as arbitrary actions, in a video statement following the Fenech verdict.