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The front page of Malta Today features a mix of domestic news, focusing on a murder trial, planning controversies, government spending, and environmental issues. International business news and commentary on current affairs are also present.
Jurors are set to hear further details in the trial of a former soldier accused of murdering Lassane Cisse Souleymane in what is described as a racially motivated attack.
The Planning Authority has removed paving outside Carlo Stivala's Sliema restaurant following weeks of public controversy.
The financial technology company Revolut is experiencing disruptions that are affecting multiple services.
A new tender by WasteServ aims to increase the capacity of landfills by an additional 2.9 million cubic metres.
More than 90,000 litres of sludge have been removed from the Żebbuġ reservoir.
An illegal extension at a zoo in Siġġiewi has been sanctioned with a fine of €57,000.
Prime Minister Abela stated that the Labour party might have no alternative but to bar Neville Gafà if attacks continue.
A National Audit Office report found that government board members received over €580,000 in additional allowances.
The capacity for solar battery storage has more than doubled in the year 2025.
The Prime Minister expressed disappointment over the limited discussion concerning the Middle East during recent council talks.
A construction worker testified in court that John Agius aimed a firearm at him before shooting at police officers.
Malta's environment watchdog is still reviewing a permit for a party at Wied iż-Żurrieq, for which tickets are already being sold.
Nine months after its implementation, Malta's electronic monitoring scheme has recorded eight breaches and tagged 18 individuals.
Art collector Carl Barthet believes the intrinsic value of a painting resides in the artwork itself.
Despite its underground status, Malta's punk music scene continues to thrive.
Commentary arguing that the controversy surrounding Stivala's restaurant signifies a larger issue.
Opinion piece advocating for the right investment in sports to create a lasting legacy.
