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The news from Malta Today covers a range of domestic issues including a sentencing for a hit-and-run, planning disputes, challenges in Gozo's tourism sector, and new regulations on public cannabis use. International news includes the US election results. There are also crime-related stories and…
Lorin Scicluna has been sentenced to eight years in prison for a hit-and-run incident that grievously injured May Malimi, taking into account his former role as a soldier.
The Stormwater directorate has objected to Transport Malta's proposed Bormla car park due to the presence of a historic reservoir.
A boy involved in a floating cash incident off Sicily has returned to Malta after three months in the custody of social services.
Power outages have been identified as the primary challenge for tourism businesses in Gozo during the summer.
Alfred Sant argues that measures targeting non-EU workers are unjust and do not effectively address the issue of overpopulation.
A minister has announced that tourists smoking cannabis in public will now face on-the-spot fines.
A woman has told the court that she was made to work up to 12 hours a day in a brothel.
The Ombudsman has stated that leaving one's contact number does not grant the right to block a garage.
A 20-year-old has been granted bail in connection with charges involving cannabis and cocaine.
The Democratic Party has secured control of Congress, marking a significant setback for Donald Trump.
BOV's appeal is related to a glass door incident where the bank reportedly refused to trust a home loan borrower.
The Nationalist Party (PN) claims that Budget 2027 does not adequately address the challenges of traffic and education.
An opinion piece argues that the European Union's green transition strategy cannot afford to overlook the specific realities faced by island states.
An editorial calls for reform and moral leadership in response to a shocking verdict.
An opinion piece by Keith Azzopardi Tanti discusses the 'Malta Miegħek' initiative and its role in providing support.
Mark Camilleri advises to never give up and to always heed one's instincts.
