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The Times of Malta front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on a court sentencing. Other domestic stories cover banking, environmental issues, and local sporting events. International news includes a US coast guard detention of a cruise ship and a…
Lorin Scicluna has been sentenced to eight years in prison, with the judge noting an error in the prosecution's handling of the case, which could have led to a longer sentence.
A cruise ship carrying Maltese passengers has been detained by the US coast guard in Miami.
Bank of Valletta has committed to providing home loan sanction letters within a 10-working-day timeframe.
A parish priest in Paola has intervened to protect bees from a threat posed by hornets.
Two young Maltese participants are competing in the demanding 606-mile Rolex Middle Sea Race.
Former US President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will cease its $3.8 billion annual aid to Israel.
A young individual involved in a €700,000 cash-dumping case in Sicily is set to return to Malta.
Architects have been instructed to stop processing BCA clearance applications due to the introduction of new regulations.
A new bronze statue has been installed at the Divine Mercy church.
A man has been granted bail after being accused of threatening his wife.
A portable toilet has been placed outside a woman's residence following her refusal to sell her property.
This report discusses the acquittal of Lorin Scicluna in a murder case and explores the subsequent developments.
