The Stivala Group is facing an eviction notice for its Piccolo Padre establishment from the Lands Authority, following warnings from the activist group Graffitti regarding an alleged illegal occupation. Concurrently, the CEO of Stivala Group was acquitted of fraudulent blue badge use charges due to errors made by the prosecution.

Malta Today: 'No choice but to defend what is ours': Graffitti warns over Stivala's illegal…

The activist group Graffitti has issued a warning regarding an illegal occupation by Stivala, stating a need to defend their interests.

Malta Today: Stivala Group CEO gets off scot-free after prosecution blunders in fraudulent…

The CEO of Stivala Group has been acquitted of charges related to fraudulent blue badge use due to errors made by the prosecution.

Malta Today: Carlo Stivala's Piccolo Padre handed 30-day eviction notice by Lands Authority

The Piccolo Padre establishment, associated with Carlo Stivala, has received a 30-day eviction notice from the Lands Authority.

Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has publicly voiced his frustration with the protracted nature of the Vitals court proceedings.

Malta Today: 'We're fed up': Joseph Muscat voices frustration as Vitals court proceedings…

Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has expressed his frustration with the prolonged nature of the Vitals court proceedings.

A report has highlighted that 81 companies registered in Malta have declared taxable incomes exceeding €10 million without employing any staff. This revelation has led to an editorial advocating for the implementation of a law on unexplained wealth orders in Malta.

Malta Today: 81 Malta-registered firms report taxable income above €10 million with no…

A total of 81 companies registered in Malta have declared taxable incomes exceeding €10 million despite having no employees.

Malta Today: Malta needs a law on unexplained wealth orders

An editorial argues for the necessity of implementing a law in Malta concerning unexplained wealth orders.

General Practitioners are responsible for a significant 62% of new referrals to Malta's mental health clinics. Areas such as Qormi, Mosta, and Qawra are noted for having substantial active caseloads in mental health services.

Malta Today: GPs account for 62% of new referrals to Malta's mental health clinics

General Practitioners are responsible for 62% of new referrals to Malta's mental health clinics, with Qormi having the largest active caseload and Mosta and Qawra holding over 200 cases each.

Malta is making progress in its space exploration efforts following a significant briefing session with the European Space Agency (ESA).

Lovin Malta: Malta's Space Ambitions Progress After ESA Briefing

Malta's involvement in space exploration is advancing following a significant briefing session with the European Space Agency (ESA).

Minister Grima stated that the concept of justice does not entail acting as one desires, making this comment in the aftermath of a verdict in the Fenech case.

Lovin Malta: Minister Grima on Fenech Verdict: Justice Isn't Doing Whatever We Want

Minister Grima stated that justice does not equate to acting as one pleases, following a verdict in the Fenech case.

Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved significant milestones including 208 million monthly views and a following of 800,000.

Lovin Malta: Lovin Malta Celebrates 10 Years with 208M Views and 800K Followers

Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking the occasion with milestones of 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.

An opinion piece suggests that the success of Maltese businesses is attributable to their own efforts and resilience rather than government support.

Lovin Malta: Opinion: Maltese Businesses Thrive Despite, Not Because of, Government

An opinion piece suggests that Maltese businesses are succeeding due to their own efforts rather than government support.