Outrage after Lassana Cisse murder accused walks free ↗
Front page leadFollowing the acquittal of an accused in the Lassana Cisse murder case, there is outrage, with calls for the abolition of Malta's jury system and condemnation of the verdict.
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The news from Malta Today focuses heavily on domestic issues, particularly concerning budget measures affecting foreign workers and property market trends. A prominent story details outrage over the acquittal of a murder accused, sparking calls to abolish the jury system. The sports section…
Following the acquittal of an accused in the Lassana Cisse murder case, there is outrage, with calls for the abolition of Malta's jury system and condemnation of the verdict.
Despite a decrease in property sales, higher property prices and rising rents are softening the impact on the market.
Lorin Scicluna has been acquitted of the murder of Lassana Cisse but found guilty of grievously injuring another man.
Kimi Antonelli has become the youngest ever Formula 1 world champion after winning the title in Mexico City.
The cabinet was reportedly unaware of budget measures targeting non-EU workers.
Alex Borg plans to propose a reduction in the tourist ecotax during the winter season.
The potential removal of free bus passes for foreigners might violate an EU directive.
Prime Minister Abela has rejected claims that budget measures concerning foreign workers are discriminatory and called for a mature debate.
The Nationalist Party (PN) is proposing that the increase in the tourism eco-tax should only apply from May to October.
Police are investigating a discovery of 14 kilograms of cocaine hidden on a cargo ship at the Freeport.
An anti-poverty forum has warned that the Budget 2027 measures targeting foreign workers could deepen social divisions.
Protests over the cost of living in Germany have become violent, leading to looting in shops across the country.
Details have emerged regarding 22 survey questions commissioned by Yorgen Fenech's uncle.
An opinion piece criticizing certain ideas as puerile, populist, and incorrect.
JP Fabri states in an interview that the budget incentives are too fragmented to achieve Vision 2050.
An editorial piece critical of proposals made by the Labour party, deeming them 'indecent'.
A piece titled 'Malta Miegħek' by Robert Abela.