There is growing concern and political pressure regarding the slow implementation of recommendations from public inquiries, particularly the Daphne Caruana Galizia investigation. The Opposition leader, Alex Borg, has warned of 'necessary pressure' if the government, led by Prime Minister Robert Abela, fails to act on these reforms. Meanwhile, a reserve juror has been arrested in connection with the ongoing perjury probe related to the Yorgen Fenech trial, and an investigation continues into a…

The Malta Independent: Why Malta protested: Inside public inquiry reforms which remain largely…

Thousands protested in Valletta, showing solidarity and voicing concerns over government slowness in implementing public inquiry reforms.

Malta Today: Police Investigate Agius Saliba's Procurement Process; MEP Accuses Metsola of…

An MEP is accused of a political frame-up as the police begin investigating the procurement process involving Agius Saliba.

Malta Today: What the Inquiry Proposed, the Government Disposed

This story seems to critically examine the government's actions or inactions regarding proposals from an inquiry.

Malta Today: Reserve Juror Arrested in Connection to Ongoing Probe into Yorgen Fenech Trial

A reserve juror has been apprehended as part of the ongoing investigation related to the trial of Yorgen Fenech.

Newsbook Malta: Opposition will exert necessary pressure to implement Daphne inquiry…

Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg has warned that the Opposition will exert “all the necessary pressure” to ensure the recommendations of the Daphne Caruana Galizia public inquiry are implemented if the government uses its parliamentary majority to vote against them.

Maltese businesses are facing significant operational hurdles due to months-long backlogs in work permit applications, leading to severe labor shortages. The Chamber of Commerce has urged Prime Minister Robert Abela to fundamentally reset the country's economic model in preparation for the 2027 budget, noting that businesses have been privately warned about tight finances despite public assurances.

Malta Today: Businesses Report Work Permit Backlog: 'It's a Daily Struggle'

The head of a large retail business highlights months-long waiting times for work permit applications, exacerbating labor shortages in various sectors.

The Malta Independent: Budget 2027: Chamber of Commerce tells PM Malta must reset economic model

The Chamber of Commerce has advised the Prime Minister that Malta needs to reset its economic model in preparation for the 2027 budget.

Malta Today: Businesses Warned Privately Over Tight Finances, Public Told 'Business As…

The Chamber of Commerce indicates that businesses were privately cautioned about financial difficulties, contrasting with public assurances of normalcy.

A Nationalist MP has echoed calls for Miriam Dalli, the Minister for Energy, the Environment and the Regeneration of the Grand Harbour, to resign. The MP stated that Gozo has been neglected for years, particularly concerning energy-related issues.

The Malta Independent: Energy: PN MP says Gozo has been neglected, Dalli should resign

A Nationalist MP has echoed calls for the Energy Minister to resign, stating that Gozo has been neglected for years.

Several charities in Malta have received a legal mandate to return a substantial amount of donations, totaling €285,000.

Malta Today: Charities Ordered to Refund €285,000 in Donations

Several charities have been legally mandated to return a substantial amount of donations, totaling €285,000.

An expert has issued a stark warning that Malta is nearing a 'point of no return' and could lose a significant portion of its beekeeping industry within a decade due to pest invasion. In wildlife enforcement, a hunter has received a lifetime ban and a €5,000 fine for illegally shooting a protected black stork.

Lovin Malta: Hunter Banned For Life, Fined €5,000 For Shooting Protected Black Stork

A hunter has received a lifetime ban and a €5,000 fine for illegally shooting a protected black stork in Malta.

The Malta Independent: Pest expert warns Malta could lose beekeeping within a decade

An expert warns that Malta is at a 'point of no return' and could lose much of its beekeeping industry within ten years due to pest invasion.

A British man has tragically died following a paragliding incident off the coast of St Julian's, Malta.

Lovin Malta: British Man Dies After Paragliding Incident Off St Julian's

A British man has tragically died following a paragliding incident near St Julian's, Malta.

Digital news outlet Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking a significant milestone with reported achievements of 208 million monthly views and a following of 800,000.

Lovin Malta: Lovin Malta Celebrates 10 Years With 208 Million Views and 800,000 Followers

Lovin Malta marks its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and amassing 800,000 followers.