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The news front page from Malta Today features a range of domestic stories, with a prominent report on a large eight-storey care home in Mosta recommended for approval despite concerns. Other domestic news includes reports on rising apartment prices, a food safety warning about chicken mince, a…
A case officer has recommended approval for a large, eight-storey care home in Mosta, stating the design would not harm the area's visual integrity, despite an assessment identifying major adverse impacts.
A man threatened to stab the mother of his one-year-old son with scissors, expressing a desire to harm her.
A study by KPMG indicates that apartment prices in Malta have increased by 10%.
Consumers are warned not to eat chicken mince because it may contain bone fragments.
The mayor of Fgura has stated that the locality does not require an additional supermarket.
A suspect in a human trafficking case was granted bail after a woman testified about her 12-hour brothel shifts.
The European Commission has determined that TikTok's feed violates rules due to the presence of harmful 'rabbit holes' of content.
A man sustained serious injuries after being hit by a motorcycle in Mosta.
The Environment and Resources Authority has fined an individual €20,000 for the illegal removal of a protected tree in Lija.
Malta made a financial contribution of €5.16 million to the European Union's Ukraine Facility in 2025.
Three men have been remanded in custody after police seized over 200 sachets of synthetic cannabis during a raid in Marsa.
A minister is seeking to shield citizens from vexatious lawsuits that impede the right to appeal building permits.
The Nationalist Party (PN) claims that police stations are in poor condition and that local councils are receiving insufficient funding of only €40 per day.
The 'Christmas in the Capital 2026' event will bring together 300 artists and feature 25 different events.
This opinion piece discusses the progress and efforts within the disability sector concerning a manifesto commitment.
This opinion piece explores the potential of technology and innovation in improving Malta's cleanliness.
