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A MaltaToday survey shows a near-even split between the Labour Party (48.2%) and the Nationalist Party (48%), with a notable increase in abstention, indicating a close electoral contest.
After one year as leader, Alex Borg has received an average rating of 3.1 out of 5.
A magistrate has criticized recurring delays in prison escort services, which led to an inmate missing a court sitting.
The son of George Degiorgio has been granted bail after facing charges related to 27kg of drug trafficking.
Malta experienced a stormy start to the weekend with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flooding reported across the country.
Police have arrested five individuals in connection with two distinct drug trafficking investigations.
Ian Borg has stated his support for the right to display justice banners at Valletta's City Gate.
DBRS has affirmed Malta's 'A' credit rating but has also issued warnings regarding corruption and rapid population growth.
Two men have been denied bail following a two-month drug investigation in St. Julian's.
The prison director is accused of incompetence and unlawfully segregating a 15-year-old boy.
A man has been brought before the court after drugs were discovered hidden in a motorcycle subsequent to a crash in Mosta.
An appeal against the proposed construction of a mosque in St. Julian's has been rejected by the tribunal.
The Siġġiewi Local Council intends to appeal the decision to approve a crematorium.
Joe Giglio comments on a situation, stating that the events that transpired should not have occurred.
An editorial reflecting on the diminishing patience regarding certain issues.
An opinion piece that agrees with Clyde's point but argues that the incentives being offered are incorrect.
An analysis of the economic challenges and choices Malta faces in preparation for the 2027 budget.