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The news from Times of Malta on November 12, 2026, covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, key stories include allegations that a finance minister's population report was not given to the Prime Minister, a debate on alternatives to Malta's jury system, a culture…
Malta's Office of the Prime Minister stated that Finance Minister Clyde Caruana did not provide Prime Minister Robert Abela with a population report, despite warnings about population issues being unheeded by the government.
The article discusses potential alternatives to Malta's current jury system, exploring different approaches to criminal justice.
The culture minister admitted that he could have chosen his words more carefully following insensitive comments made.
A Democrat has won a US Senate seat in Mississippi, marking a historic upset in the election.
Shoppers using platforms like Temu and Shein are now subject to new fees, raising questions about whether this will deter their purchasing habits.
An opinion piece questions whether Malcolm Paul Agius Galea understands his role, suggesting he is a source of satire.
A look at the front pages of various newspapers on November 12, 2026, covering media and finance topics, including Budget 2027.
Blood testing services will be implemented at health centers, even though doctors have raised objections.
The Prime Minister urged for more robust climate action during the COP31 summit held in Turkey.
A new national strategy for cycling, spanning the next decade, has been introduced.
Spiteri stated that patients are experiencing negative consequences due to the government's insufficient planning in the health sector.
Workers at Heritage Malta are facing accusations of printing counterfeit tickets and stealing the money.
An analysis explores the reasons behind the significant growth in hospitality businesses between 2014 and 2024.
This article examines the strategic choices Malta made in developing its tourism sector.
An official from the Asian Football Confederation stated that Gianni Infantino's re-election as FIFA president is a predictable outcome.
A preview offers a look inside the new flagship H&M store in Malta before its opening on Saturday.
Following the conclusion of an inquiry into the Salini fireworks blast, criminal charges have been recommended.
A video showcases a man who dedicates himself to rescuing bread.
Andrew Azzopardi's joke using the phrase 'F*** Labour' has resulted in a backlash and initiated a debate about satire.
