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The front page of Malta Today features a mix of national news, court proceedings, and planning-related developments. A prominent story concerns survey questions commissioned by Yorgen Fenech's uncle, linked to the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder investigation. Other national news includes protests…
Survey questions, previously linked to concerns over jury selection in a murder case, have been revealed and asked respondents whether they believed Yorgen Fenech ordered the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Residents of Qrendi disrupted a garden inauguration to protest against a large-scale development project.
The old Floriana power station is slated for redevelopment into a hotel and boutique apartments.
Bitmac's proposal for a dwelling in an Outside Development Zone (ODZ) in Għargħur has been resubmitted, now as an eight-room guesthouse.
A 21-year-old has been charged with terrorism-related offences following an investigation into their alleged travel to Syria.
Hotelier Michael Zammit Tabona has lost a legal challenge in the Constitutional Court concerning booster quarantine requirements.
A tourist who was jailed for making a bomb remark at the airport is now claiming unlawful detention.
The prosecution is urging jurors to convict Lorin Scicluna in the Lassane Cisse murder trial, as the defense challenges evidence of shared intent.
A court found that pepper spray caused panic in a Paceville nightclub, and that safety failures exacerbated injuries.
The Nationalist Party (PN) has stated that the Budget for 2027 does not offer a clear direction for Malta.
Yachts registered in Malta have gained access to US cruising licenses.
Four individuals have been acquitted of all charges related to the 2015 Paqpaqli għall-Istrina car crash.
A witness testified that the accused in a police assault case acted out of character during a brawl in Valletta.
