Times Talk: Lorin Scicluna acquitted of murder, and what comes next ↗
Front page leadThis episode addresses many questions that remain, or have been raised, since the acquittal of Lorin Scicluna of murder.
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The news on Times of Malta's front page largely focuses on crime and justice issues, particularly concerning murder acquittals and their aftermath. Budget 2027 and its economic implications, including concerns about foreign workers and the potential closure of centers, are also prominent. Other…
This episode addresses many questions that remain, or have been raised, since the acquittal of Lorin Scicluna of murder.
Alex Borg states that the government has no plan and has panicked regarding the issue of foreign workers, in response to Budget 2027.
Non-EU families are postponing plans to have children due to fears that fertility and maternity centers may close, related to Budget 2027.
The police chief has described the acquittal in the Lassana Cisse murder case as demoralizing.
An editorial states that a recent verdict is a disgrace to Malta.
The Justice Minister expresses his view that the jury trial system should be retained.
A person accused of murder has told the police that their parents ruined their life.
The home affairs minister announced that the police budget will increase to nearly €150 million next year.
Following the acquittal in the Lassana Cisse murder case, members of the black community are questioning who will protect them.
The Labour Party (PL) has informed Alex Borg that his leaked budget reply is incorrect.
A policeman has been found not guilty in a case involving fraud related to traffic overtime payments.
This article discusses the aspects of Budget 2027 that were not explicitly mentioned.
Former referee Arciola is calling for greater consistency from football officials in their decision-making.
This piece explores Valletta, the capital city of Malta, from the perspectives of individuals who tell stories about it.
A Maltese short film titled 'Charlene' is set to have its premiere at a festival in Tallinn.
Doctors have warned that the effects of the TCN budget measures on hospitals could be devastating.
A 76-year-old named Joseph, nicknamed 'Crazy Legs', has achieved something remarkable despite having a bad knee and a slipped disc.