Former chief of staff Keith Schembri is undergoing cross-examination for a third day in the Yorgen Fenech murder trial. Schembri testified that Fenech indirectly admitted his involvement in the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia before his arrest, a revelation that left Schembri 'frozen'. The trial, now in its 26th day, continues to be a top news story.

Times of Malta: Live blog: Keith Schembri faces cross-examination in Yorgen Fenech trial

A live blog details the ongoing cross-examination of Keith Schembri as part of the trial of Yorgen Fenech, who is connected to the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. The trial enters its 26th day.

The Malta Independent: Live - Yorgen Fenech Trial: Keith Schembri Faces Cross-Examination on Third Day

Keith Schembri is set to continue his testimony for a third day in the Yorgen Fenech trial by jury, with the defence expected to begin its cross-examination.

The Malta Independent: Schembri Tells Jury Fenech Indirectly Revealed Role in Murder

Keith Schembri testified that Yorgen Fenech indirectly admitted his involvement in Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder before his arrest, leaving Schembri 'frozen'.

Malta Today: LIVE | Yorgen Fenech jury trial: Keith Schembri faces cross-examination

The third day of the Yorgen Fenech jury trial begins with Keith Schembri facing cross-examination, amidst bribery claims that have impacted proceedings.

Five years after a public inquiry concluded that the Maltese state failed to protect journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, calls are being renewed for the implementation of its recommendations. Reports indicate that most of the suggested reforms for journalists and justice remain unaddressed, raising ongoing concerns about the state of press freedom and accountability.

The Malta Independent: Five Years After Daphne Inquiry, Reforms for Journalists Still Lacking in Malta

Five years after a public inquiry found the Maltese state failed to protect journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, most of its recommendations for reforms remain unimplemented.

Lovin Malta: Five Years On, Daphne Foundation Says Malta Still Hasn't Implemented Key…

The Daphne Foundation has stated that Malta has yet to implement key reforms recommended by an inquiry, five years after its findings were published, highlighting ongoing concerns about justice.

Minister for Sustainable Mobility Chris Bonett has issued a warning that Uber could face losing its Malta license if the company fails to adhere to new regulations concerning 'Y-plate' vehicles. This move is expected to impact ride-sharing services across the island.

Lovin Malta: Uber Could Lose Malta Licence Under New Y-Plate Rules, Chris Bonett Warns

Transport Minister Chris Bonett has warned that Uber could face losing its Malta license if new regulations concerning 'Y-plate' vehicles are not adhered to, impacting ride-sharing services.

The Cabinet has approved a legal notice to classify White Rocks as a national park, a positive step for environmental conservation. This comes as a Housing Authority study reveals that almost half of residents believe their neighborhoods have deteriorated, raising concerns about public satisfaction and living conditions.

Times of Malta: Almost half say their neighbourhood has worsened, Housing Authority study finds

A study by the Housing Authority reveals that almost half of residents perceive their neighborhood to have deteriorated, with implications for public satisfaction and living conditions.

Malta Today: Cabinet approves classifying White Rocks as national park

The Cabinet has approved a legal notice that will classify White Rocks as a national park.

A three-year-old boy has sustained grievous injuries after being hit by a car on Birbal Street in Balzan. The child was hospitalized following the accident.

The Malta Independent: Three-Year-Old Boy Grievously Injured After Being Hit by Car

A three-year-old boy suffered grievous injuries in a traffic accident on Birbal Street, Balzan, yesterday afternoon.

Times of Malta: Boy, 3, grievously injured by car in Balzan

A three-year-old boy has sustained grievous injuries after being hit by a car in Balzan.

Malta Today: Boy, three, hospitalised with serious injuries after getting hit by car

A three-year-old boy has been hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a car.

The Bank of Valletta has announced a pre-tax profit of €120 million for the first half of the current year, indicating a strong financial performance for the institution.

Malta Today: Bank of Valletta registers half-yearly pre-tax profit of €120 million

The Bank of Valletta has reported a pre-tax profit of €120 million for the first half of the year.

The Nationalist Party has criticized the government, alleging it disregards the public's hardships, after a parliamentary committee discussion on recent power cuts was blocked. The PN claims the government has 'forgotten the people'.

The Malta Independent: PN Claims Government Has Forgotten the People After PAC Discussion on Power…

The Nationalist Party criticized the government, stating it disregards the hardships faced by citizens and businesses, after a parliamentary committee discussion on power cuts was blocked.

Nationalist MEP David Casa has praised the European Commission's approval of Malta's Social Climate Plan, which is set to unlock €60.6 million in funding for the period of 2026-2032. This funding aims to support social and climate initiatives in Malta.

The Malta Independent: MEP David Casa Welcomes Approval of €60.6 Million Social Climate Plan for Malta

Nationalist MEP David Casa has praised the European Commission's approval of Malta's Social Climate Plan, which will unlock €60.6 million in funding for 2026-2032.

Malta Public Transport has officially renamed its training centre in honour of the late Carmelo Muscat. This gesture serves as a significant tribute within the local transport sector.

Lovin Malta: Malta Public Transport Renames Training Centre In Honour Of Late Carmelo Muscat

Malta Public Transport has renamed its training centre in honour of the late Carmelo Muscat, marking a significant tribute within the local transport sector.

Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of significant reach and impact. The news site has achieved 208 million monthly views and amassed 800,000 followers.

Lovin Malta: Lovin Malta Hits 208 Million Monthly Views and 800,000 Followers As It…

Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and amassed 800,000 followers, showcasing its significant reach and impact.

An investigation has been launched after approximately €700,000 in cash was allegedly thrown into the sea from a speedboat originating from Malta, which subsequently broke down off the coast of Sicily. The crew is being questioned by Italian police.

Lovin Malta: Watch: €700,000 Allegedly Thrown Into Sea After Malta Speedboat Breaks Down…

A €700,000 sum was allegedly thrown into the sea after a speedboat originating from Malta broke down off the coast of Sicily, sparking an investigation into the incident.

Malta Today: Malta-linked speedboat crew questioned after €700,000 cash thrown into sea off…

A speedboat travelling from Malta is under investigation by Italian police after its crew allegedly threw approximately €700,000 in cash into the sea off Sicily.