The murder trial of businessman Yorgen Fenech, accused of complicity in the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, continues with intense proceedings. Former OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri testified about an alleged €400,000 bribe offered to witness Johann Cremona by Fenech's lawyers. This led to a dramatic courtroom exchange where Cremona initially refused to answer questions, then admitted to fabricating the bribe claim. Schembri also faced questioning about his relationship…

Times of Malta: Live: Keith Schembri continues testifying in Yorgen Fenech trial

Keith Schembri is continuing his testimony in the trial of Yorgen Fenech, who is pleading not guilty to complicity in the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

The Malta Independent: Live: Yorgen Fenech trial - Keith Schembri continues testimony

The trial of Yorgen Fenech continues with former OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri resuming his testimony after a dramatic sitting that extended beyond usual hours.

Lovin Malta: Live Blog: Day 25 of Yorgen Fenech's Murder Trial Has Started

This is a live blog covering the 25th day of the Yorgen Fenech murder trial, indicating ongoing significant legal proceedings.

Malta Today: LIVE | Yorgen Fenech trial resumes amid bribery claims

The Yorgen Fenech murder trial is resuming following a dramatic sitting where Keith Schembri's testimony was interrupted by bribery allegations.

The Malta Independent: Schembri alleges €400,000 bribe as witness refuses to answer

Former OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri testified that Yorgen Fenech's lawyers offered up to €400,000 to Johann Cremona to testify in the trial, but the witness declined to answer questions.

Lovin Malta: Johann Cremona Admits Making Up Bribe Claim

Johann Cremona has stated that he fabricated a bribe claim after being pressed by the court to tell the truth.

Lovin Malta: Keith Schembri Claims Cremona Was Offered Money to Testify

Keith Schembri alleges that Johann Cremona was offered €400,000 to provide testimony favorable to Yorgen Fenech.

Malta Today: 'I fear only God': Witness confronts Schembri in court

During a dramatic courtroom confrontation, Johann Cremona expressed fear but stated his only fear is God while facing Keith Schembri.

Proposed high-rise developments around the former Empire Stadium area in Gżira are causing concern for the local mayor, who is calling for careful assessment. This comes as the Planning Authority controversially approved the construction of the Nigret block despite numerous objections.

The Malta Independent: Gżira mayor concerned about proposed tower developments near Empire Stadium

The mayor of Gżira has voiced concerns regarding three proposed high-rise developments planned around the former Empire Stadium area, emphasizing the need for careful assessment of such large-scale projects.

Times of Malta: PA approves controversial Nigret block despite objections

The Planning Authority has granted approval for the construction of the Nigret block, notwithstanding numerous objections.

The Prime Minister has engaged in discussions concerning ongoing environmental projects. In other policy news, the Justice Minister, Clifton Grima, indicated that on-the-spot road fines are set to increase, while new regulations will limit cab drivers to a maximum of 12 working hours per day. An editorial highlighted the country's need for a comprehensive population plan to tackle issues like traffic congestion and strain on public services.

Times of Malta: Prime minister discusses environmental works

The Prime Minister has engaged in discussions regarding ongoing environmental projects.

The Malta Independent: Editorial: Malta needs a population plan, not another political argument

An editorial argues that Malta requires a comprehensive population plan to address issues like road congestion, crowded public spaces, and strain on essential services, rather than engaging in further political debate.

Lovin Malta: Justice Minister Signals Increase in Road Fines

Malta's Justice Minister, Clifton Grima, has indicated that on-the-spot road fines are set to increase, suggesting a new policy change impacting drivers.

Lovin Malta: Cab Drivers to Be Limited to 12-Hour Workdays

New regulations are being introduced that will restrict cab drivers to a maximum of 12 working hours per day.

Malta Today: The unexplained privileges of a chief of staff

This story delves into the questionable privileges held by a chief of staff, suggesting a lack of transparency or accountability.