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The Nationalist Party said the government blocked a parliamentary debate on implementing the Daphne Caruana Galizia inquiry recommendations. In Safi, developers submitted plans for 200 apartments in the local fields. The town council pointed out this would increase the population by a third. A court ordered Steward to pay €154,000 in outstanding hospital catering bills. Mario Degiorgio, whose brothers assassinated Caruana Galizia, was convicted of money laundering. A Polish tourist pleaded not guilty to a St Julian's murder; police noted he was already a fugitive in Poland. Electricity returned after the Electrogas power station tripped. Police arrested eight people, seizing 20kg of heroin and 8kg of cocaine. The courts, meanwhile, are reportedly suffering "growing pains" as they attempt to integrate artificial intelligence.

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A protected Eurasian Hobby bird was discovered injured on the grounds of St Edward's College. This incident comes as reports suggest the government is considering reducing fines for crimes against protected birds.

The Malta Independent: Protected bird found in school; government may reduce fines

A protected Eurasian Hobby was found injured in the grounds of St Edward's College, coinciding with reports that the government intends to reduce fines for such incidents.

Plans to build nearly 200 new apartments in Safi's fields have drawn criticism from the local council, which warns that such developments could significantly increase the town's population by a third.

The Malta Independent: 200 apartments planned for Safi fields; population to rise by a third

Plans for nearly 200 new apartments in Safi's fields have raised concerns from the local council, which warns of a significant population increase if the developments are approved.

The suspect in the St. Julian's murder case, a Polish tourist, has pleaded not guilty to the homicide of a Moroccan man. It has been revealed that the suspect was already a fugitive wanted by Polish police.

Lovin Malta: Spinola Gardens Murder Suspect Was Already Wanted By Police In Poland

The suspect in the Spinola Gardens murder case was reportedly already a fugitive wanted by Polish police.

Malta Today: Polish Tourist Pleads Not Guilty Over St Julian's Murder

A Polish tourist is facing arraignment in connection with the murder of a Moroccan man in St. Julian's.

Mario Degiorgio, the older brother of George and Alfred Degiorgio (who are convicted hitmen in the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case), has been found guilty of money laundering charges.

Lovin Malta: George And Alfred Degiorgio’s Older Brother Found Guilty Of Money Laundering

The older brother of George and Alfred Degiorgio has been convicted of money laundering charges.

Malta Today: Mario Degiorgio Convicted of Money Laundering

Mario Degiorgio, brother of hitmen in the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case, has been convicted of money laundering.

Police have conducted a significant operation, arresting eight individuals and seizing over 20kg of heroin and 8kg of cocaine in a major drug bust.

Malta Today: Eight Arrested in Major Drug Seizure

Police have arrested eight individuals and seized over 20kg of heroin and 8kg of cocaine in a significant operation.

A court has ordered the company Steward to pay a substantial sum of €154,000 for outstanding hospital catering bills.

Lovin Malta: Steward Ordered To Pay €154,000 In Unpaid Hospital Catering Bills

A company named Steward has been ordered by a court to pay a substantial sum for unpaid hospital catering bills.

The increasing use of artificial intelligence in Malta's courts is leading to new challenges and 'growing pains' as the legal system adapts to its integration.

Malta Today: AI's Growing Pains in the Maltese Courts

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in Malta's courts, presenting new challenges and growing pains for the legal system as its integration progresses.

The Nationalist Party claims that the government obstructed a parliamentary debate on a bill intended to implement recommendations from the Daphne Caruana Galizia inquiry.

The Malta Independent: Government blocked debate on Caruana Galizia inquiry bill, says PN

The Nationalist Party alleges that the government obstructed a parliamentary debate on a bill designed to implement recommendations from the Caruana Galizia inquiry.

Electricity has been restored across Malta and Gozo following a widespread power outage that was caused by a trip at the Electrogas power station.

Malta Today: Electricity Restored After Power Station Trip

Electricity has been restored across Malta and Gozo following an outage caused by a trip at the Electrogas power station.

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