The murder trial of businessman Yorgen Fenech has entered its 31st day, with significant new evidence presented. Text messages from former deputy police chief Silvio Valletta to Fenech, referring to him as 'best friend' and assuring support, were revealed in court. The trial continues with cross-examination of witnesses.

The Malta Independent: Live: Yorgen Fenech Trial Enters 31st Day

The trial by jury of businessman Yorgen Fenech has entered its 31st day, with the cross-examination of former yacht captain Logan Wood expected to continue.

Malta Today: LIVE | Yorgen Fenech jury trial enters day 31

The jury trial of Yorgen Fenech continues into its 31st day, with the prosecution expected to present further evidence.

Times of Malta: Live: Yorgen Fenech trial enters day 31

The trial of Yorgen Fenech continues, entering its 31st day, a significant legal development in Malta linked to the Daphne Caruana Galizia case.

The Malta Independent: Trial: 'You're My Best Friend': Ex-Deputy Police Chief's Text to Yorgen Fenech

During the 30th day of the Yorgen Fenech trial, text messages were revealed, including one from former deputy police chief Silvio Valletta calling Fenech his 'best friend'.

Malta Today: 'We'll be right behind you': Silvio Valletta told Yorgen Fenech in shocking…

Shocking messages shown to the jury in the Yorgen Fenech trial reveal Silvio Valletta assuring Fenech of support.

Michelle Muscat, wife of former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, and her bodyguard have publicly denied claims that a gun went off near her. The claims are linked to national figures Keith Schembri and the late Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Times of Malta: Michelle Muscat and bodyguard deny gun incident claim

Michelle Muscat and her bodyguard have denied claims that a gun went off near her, in a story linked to national figures Keith Schembri and Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Lovin Malta: Michelle Muscat Denies Gun Claim

Michelle Muscat has refuted claims made by Schembri that a gun went off near her.

HSBC Malta's CEO, Geoffrey Fichte, has announced that the takeover of the bank by Greek bank CrediaBank is currently awaiting regulatory approval and is anticipated to be finalized in the second quarter of 2027.

The Malta Independent: CrediaBank-HSBC Takeover Expected to Close in Q2 2027, HSBC Malta CEO Says

HSBC Malta's CEO, Geoffrey Fichte, has announced that the takeover of the bank by Greek bank CrediaBank is awaiting regulatory approval and is expected to close in the second quarter of 2027.

An Italian father has made serious allegations, claiming his 15-year-old son has been held in a Maltese prison for 70 days under concerning conditions.

Lovin Malta: Italian Father Says Son Spent 70 Days In Malta Prison

An Italian father claims his 15-year-old son has been held in Maltese prison for 70 days under alarming conditions.

An inquiry in Malta has recommended that mental health services specifically for young people should be established and kept distinct from adult mental health services.

Malta Today: Young people’s mental health services should be distinct from adult services…

An inquiry has recommended that mental health services for young people in Malta should be separate from those for adults.

The well-known Instagram account 'Bajd U Bejken' has been disabled, with its owners reportedly unable to regain access.

Lovin Malta: Bajd U Bejken Wiped Off Instagram After Account Disabled

The popular Instagram account 'Bajd U Bejken' has been disabled, with its owners reportedly unable to access it.

A judge has upheld a jail sentence for a public officer who was found guilty of forging cheques, in a case involving the court, banking, and criminal activity.

Times of Malta: Judge confirms jail term for public officer who forged cheques

A judge has upheld a jail sentence for a public officer found guilty of forging cheques, a case involving the court, banking, and crime.

An editorial discusses the government's recent decision to double on-the-spot fines for non-residents from €25 to €50, describing it as a welcome but reactive measure.

The Malta Independent: The Price of Bad Behaviour

An editorial discusses the government's swift revision of on-the-spot fines for non-residents, doubling the minimum penalty from €25 to €50, and calls it a welcome, albeit reactive, measure.

A partial solar eclipse is anticipated to be visible from Malta in the coming week, offering a celestial event for observers.

Lovin Malta: Partial Solar Eclipse To Be Visible From Malta Next Week

A partial solar eclipse will be observable from Malta in the coming week.

Jeffrey Cassar and Sage Gauci have been identified as two more Maltese men involved in a case where €700,000 in cash was allegedly dumped in Ragusa, Italy. Both individuals reportedly have prior criminal convictions.

Times of Malta: Two more Maltese men in Ragusa €700,000 cash-dumping case identified

Jeffrey Cassar and Sage Gauci have been identified as two more Maltese men involved in a case where €700,000 in cash was dumped in Ragusa, Italy. Both individuals have prior criminal convictions.

Times of Malta: ‘Well-known’ Maltese suspects linked to €700k dumped at sea

Suspected 'well-known' Maltese individuals are reportedly connected to a case involving €700,000 being dumped into the sea off Sicily.

Lovin Malta: Maltese Men Identified In Sicily Cash-Throwing Incident

Two more Maltese men have been identified in connection with a €700,000 cash-throwing incident on a boat in Sicily.

Following the Ceuta migrant crisis, Glenn Bedingfield, a Maltese official, is advocating for a more stringent EU migration policy.

Malta Today: Bedingfield calls for tougher EU migration policy after Ceuta crisis

Following the Ceuta migrant crisis, a Maltese official, Bedingfield, is advocating for a more stringent EU migration policy.