Leopard Snake Fears of Extinction as Sightings Plummet ↗
Front page leadLeopard snake sightings have dropped to 18 in the first eight months of 2026, leading researchers to warn the species could be functionally extinct within 10 years.
Malta
The front page of Malta Today features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns over the extinction of the leopard snake, G7 nations' plans to release diesel reserves amid rising energy prices, and a Maltese politician's statement on government pledges. Domestic news…
Leopard snake sightings have dropped to 18 in the first eight months of 2026, leading researchers to warn the species could be functionally extinct within 10 years.
The G7 nations are preparing to release diesel reserves in response to rising energy prices.
Agius Saliba stated that the government will implement every pledge made in its manifesto within the current legislature.
The Planning Authority has ordered the removal of an illegal Piccolo Padre structure located on Strand Street.
Roderick Galdes has commented on former Labour MEP Marlene Mizzi regarding a controversy involving direct orders.
A bartender from Valletta has received a suspended sentence for an assault that caused grievous injuries.
A three-year-old child reportedly attempted to intervene when their father allegedly attacked their mother.
Malta recorded 539,655 tourist arrivals in August, a 14.7% increase compared to 2025.
The Nationalist Party (PN) is calling for a national education conference to establish a long-term strategy.
Two individuals have been arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking at Malta International Airport.
New photomontages have been released showcasing the proposed elderly home in Cospicua (Bormla).
Bail has been denied to an individual facing charges related to cocaine, cannabis possession, and a forged passport.
GO is experiencing disruptions to its voice and data services.
A court has upheld a consumer's right to a refund for a defective electric scooter after repeated repair attempts failed.
An opinion piece suggests that artificial intelligence does not possess the capacity to understand scent.
An opinion piece explores the complexities of ethics, authority, and the pursuit of justice.
Antonio Mifsud shares his essential cultural picks.
Neil Agius has recreated a historic swim by Toni Bajada and donated his cap.
BOV Fund Services is celebrating 20 years of growth.
Residents of Sliema are demanding urgent action concerning a new restaurant canopy that has allegedly taken over public land.