Newspapers from Malta
Muscat says prosecution missed ‘slam dunk’ in Yorgen Fenech murder trial
Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has said prosecutors failed to make the most of their case against Yorgen Fenech, describing the murder trial as a “slam dunk” that was ultimately missed. Speaking to journalist Stephen Grey on the Audible podcast...
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Malta’s attractiveness to foreign investment rises slightly to 81%
Investor confidence in Malta has risen to 81% in 2026, up from 79% last year, according to EY’s annual Malta Attractiveness Survey. The latest result follows a significant recovery from 2024, when attractiveness increased by 25 percentage points after...
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APS Bank managed assets near €1bn
APS Bank is taking its banking and asset management proposition to international markets as assets under management across the group approach €1bn, with London set to be its first target for overseas highnet-worth clients. Assets under management rose...
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Abner Aquilina can be tried for murder, psychiatrists conclude
Abner Aquilina, accused of raping and murdering Polish student Paulina Dembska four years ago, is fit to stand trial, three court-appointed psychiatrists declared. The woman, 29, was strangled and raped in Ġnien Indipendenza, a popular public garden...
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From research to business
Following the Union for the Mediterranean’s (UFM) ‘From Research to Business’ conference held in Malta last October, the launch of the report ‘From Research to Business: Turning Knowledge into Jobs, Innovation and Growth’ captures the key insights and...
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‘My dad never tried to kill Mintoff ’
The son of a man who was accused of attempting to kill Dom Mintoff 46 years ago has spoken publicly for the first time, saying his father was unjustly framed for an infamous attempt that never happened. Karmenu Grima, the son of Karmenu Grima who...
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