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The news from Malta Today covers a range of domestic issues, including concerns about online child exploitation, a debate on the separation of church and state, and student organization protests against fees. Political commentary includes discussions on the budget, the Yorgen Fenech trial, and…
A police inspector from the Counter-terrorism Unit explains how online networks contact children, use sensitive material for leverage, and pressure them into illegal activities.
An academic urges Malta to redefine the boundaries between religious institutions and the government.
Student groups are protesting against a fee levied on non-governmental organizations participating in freshers' week events.
The environmental group Momentum is demanding the demolition of structures on the Sliema seafront, which they claim are illegal.
The article discusses the difficult choice between implementing a 'super bonus' scheme and providing fuel subsidies, both of which have significant economic implications.
Prime Minister Robert Abela states the upcoming budget will focus on responsibility and stability, while refraining from mentioning the 'super bonus'.
Alex Agius Saliba notes that members of the Labour Party remain affected by the writings of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
The President of the Labour Party comments on the Yorgen Fenech trial, stating that they cannot ignore the proceedings.
Police have arrested three individuals in connection with drug trafficking operations in St. Paul's Bay and Marsa.
Alex Borg asserts that impoverished and marginalized individuals are entitled to live with dignity.
The Labour Party has conducted its executive elections, with Ray Azzopardi receiving the most votes.
A man faces charges for assaulting police officers following an altercation in Valletta.
A man has received a suspended sentence for entering a public fountain in Żebbuġ naked.
An opinion piece discussing the financial implications of certain policies.
Alex Agius Saliba expresses shock at the Yorgen Fenech verdict but criticizes using it to undermine Malta.
An opinion piece offering a speculative narrative concerning 'Robert'.
An editorial piece examining the 'super bonus', political integrity, and potentially related issues.
