The high-profile murder trial of businessman Yorgen Fenech, accused of complicity in the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, is in its 24th day. Former Chief of Staff Keith Schembri is expected to testify, with previous court proceedings revealing that police only seized items he specifically pointed out during a 2019 search of his home.

Times of Malta: Live: Keith Schembri to testify as Yorgen Fenech trial enters day 24

Keith Schembri is testifying as the Yorgen Fenech trial, related to the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, enters its 24th day. Fenech is pleading not guilty to complicity in the murder.

The Malta Independent: Yorgen Fenech Trial Day 24: Keith Schembri to Testify

The Yorgen Fenech murder trial continues with the prosecution set to bring up more witnesses, including Keith Schembri, following testimony from Scene of Crime Officers.

Malta Today: Yorgen Fenech Trial: Keith Schembri to Testify

The Yorgen Fenech murder trial continues, with the court set to hear further witnesses, including details about a 2019 search of Keith Schembri's home.

The Malta Independent: Police Seized Only Items Pointed Out by Schembri, Trial Hears

During the Yorgen Fenech trial, it was heard that police only seized items that were specifically indicated by Keith Schembri.

Malta is experiencing an ongoing power cut crisis, which the Malta Chamber has termed a 'wake-up call,' urging Prime Minister Robert Abela to prioritize quality-led economic growth. The Nationalist Party is demanding a no-confidence debate in Energy Minister Miriam Dalli, despite the Prime Minister expressing full faith in her. An opinion piece highlights public discontent, and an organization called Momentum has filed a Freedom of Information request regarding July's heat-related deaths and…

The Malta Independent: 'Malta Deserves Better Growth,' Chamber President Tells PM

The President of the Malta Chamber of Commerce has told Prime Minister Robert Abela and ministers that the country needs to achieve better economic growth.

Malta Today: Power Cuts a 'Wake-Up Call', Malta Chamber Urges Shift to Quality Growth

The Malta Chamber has termed recent power cuts as a 'wake-up call' and urged the Prime Minister to prioritize quality-led economic growth.

Times of Malta: Prime Minister has full faith in Miriam Dalli, despite calls for resignations

The Prime Minister has expressed unwavering support for Miriam Dalli, even as calls for her resignation persist.

The Malta Independent: PM Abela Expresses Full Faith in Energy Minister

Prime Minister Robert Abela has stated his complete confidence in Energy Minister Miriam Dalli, despite calls for her resignation following widespread power outages.

Lovin Malta: PN Demands No-Confidence Debate As Power Cut Crisis Continues

The Nationalist Party (PN) is calling for a no-confidence debate in Miriam Dalli amidst an ongoing crisis of power cuts affecting the country.

Lovin Malta: Opinion: Families Still Living In The Dark Despite Malta Thriving

An opinion piece questions why families are facing hardship and 'living in the dark' despite claims of Malta's economic prosperity.

The Malta Independent: Momentum Files FOI Request on July Deaths and Heat Admissions

The organization Momentum has submitted a Freedom of Information request concerning heat-related deaths and hospital admissions in Malta during July's prolonged heatwave.

The government has made a significant move by deciding to give up its authority in appointing members to specialized tribunals, indicating a notable shift in judicial appointment processes.

Times of Malta: Government gives up power to appoint members of specialised tribunals

The government has decided to relinquish its authority in appointing members to specialized tribunals, marking a shift in judicial appointments.

Malta has seen several public safety incidents, including a tragic boating accident in Ġnejna where a father and his five-year-old son died instantly. In a separate incident, a police officer injured in a Ta' Giorni shooting is recovering, while a 74-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder in connection with the event. There are also reports of stolen cars from the UK being shipped to Malta, and an editorial highlights the essential need for stronger laws and tougher penalties…

The Malta Independent: Editorial: Stronger Laws and Tougher Penalties Essential

An editorial argues that repeated incidents can no longer be dismissed as isolated events, suggesting Malta has reached a point where stronger laws and penalties are essential to address recent issues.

The Malta Independent: Father and Son Died Instantly in Boating Tragedy

An autopsy has confirmed that a father and his five-year-old son died instantly in a boating tragedy at Ġnejna.

Times of Malta: UK's 'stolen' cars shipped to Malta

A report details how stolen cars from the UK are being shipped to Malta, indicating a cross-border crime network.

Times of Malta: Police officer injured in Ta' Giorni shooting out of ITU

A police officer who was shot in Ta' Giorni has been moved out of the Intensive Therapy Unit (ITU), indicating recovery.

Times of Malta: Man, 74, denies attempted murder of police officers in Ta' Giorni shooting

A 74-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to attempting to murder police officers during a shooting incident in Ta' Giorni.

The Central Bank has expressed concerns to various agencies regarding the increasing running costs of the government, signaling potential financial pressures.

Malta Today: Central Bank Flags Agencies Over Increased Government Running Costs

The Central Bank has raised concerns with various agencies regarding escalating government running costs.