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Wednesday, October 14, 2026
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New visuals have been released, demonstrating the potential impact of the Jerma Palace Hotel redevelopment on the coastal views in Marsaskala. This development has brought concerns about environmental and planning issues to the forefront.
In other news, former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat secured an appeal victory, leading to a court directive for police action against a Vitals forensic accountant. Meanwhile, the academics union is threatening industrial action due to delayed arrears under a new collective agreement.
Additionally, Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Chris Fearne warned that Malta's economy could be affected by shipping disruptions in the Middle East. A hotel was also fined €52,000 for playing music without a license, and a 15-year-old girl is in critical condition following an e-scooter accident in Żebbuġ.
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Visuals have been released showing the anticipated impact of the Jerma Palace Hotel redevelopment project in Marsaskala on the local coastal views, raising environmental and planning considerations.
Malta Today:
Jerma Redevelopment's Impact on Marsaskala Coastal Views Revealed
Visuals demonstrate the impact of the Jerma Palace Hotel redevelopment in Marsaskala on the area's coastal views.
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Chris Fearne, Minister for Foreign and European Affairs, has issued a warning that Malta's economy could be negatively impacted by ongoing shipping disruptions in the Middle East.
Lovin Malta:
Malta's Economy Could Be Hit By Shipping Disruptions
Chris Fearne warns that Malta's economy may suffer due to shipping disruptions in the Middle East.
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The academics union is threatening industrial action in response to delayed arrears under the recently implemented collective agreement.
Malta Today:
Academics Union Threatens Industrial Action Over Delayed Arrears
The academics union is threatening industrial action due to delayed arrears under the new collective agreement.
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Minister for Justice, Research and Innovation Clifton Grima stated in a video message that 'justice doesn't mean doing whatever we want' following the Fenech verdict.
Lovin Malta:
Minister Grima on Justice After Fenech Verdict
Minister Grima stated that 'justice doesn't mean doing whatever we want' in a video message following the Fenech verdict.
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The Grand Hotel Excelsior has been ordered to pay a fine of €52,000 for playing music without the required license.
Malta Today:
Grand Hotel Excelsior Fined €52,000 for Unlicensed Music
The Grand Hotel Excelsior has been ordered to pay €52,000 for playing music without the necessary license.
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