Newspapers Review

Malta’s Editors’ Viewpoints

The recent wave of panic that has grappled certain sections of the Maltese population following a number of coronavirus-related deaths in Italy, has led a number of Editors to call…

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Finance Minister defends tax system after comments by Robert Abela: The Headlines – Business Today

Business Today leads with reactions by Finance Minister Edward Scicluna to PL leadership hopeful Robert Abela who proposed the removal of tax benefits for foreign companies in Malta. Scicluna said…

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Keith Schembri’s phone went off grid just before arrest: The Headlines – The Times

The Times reveals that Keith Schembri’s personal phone was switched off the last time around an hour and a half before he was arrested in November. Sources said that the…

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My daughter’s murder was a very serious trauma for all of us, we hope it will serve to change Malta – Michael Vella

Daphne has always been strong. If she decided to do something, she had to carry it out. He had the urgency to tell the truth. Her murder, though expected, was…

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Illegally made concrete used for public roadworks: The Headlines – The Times

The Times claims that the Gozo Ministry procured concrete for road repairs in Nadur from a batching plant that has been operating illegally and in defiance of a PA enforcement…

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Justin Bonnici who twice overcame leukaemia studying medicine to help others – The Headlines: L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont publishes an interview with Justin Bonnici, 28, who twice overcame leukaemia and says that the experience taught him important lessons. Bonnici is studying medicine and wants to help patients with…

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Corporate Dispatch Malta Newspaper Review

Good morning, These are the headlines from Malta's Newspapers The Malta Independent asks the Prime Minister about the likelihood of the American University of Malta honouring its targets after prominent MP…

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Ci Maltese Newspapers’ Review – Sunday

Good Morning These are the front pages from Malta's Newspapers for Sunday. The Sunday Times reports more than 500 cases of men contracting infections from massage parlours in the last two…

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The improvement in poverty quoted by the Prime Minister is a ‘negligible’ 0.3 percent – The Headlines: In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon covers the story, too, and quotes sources who said that the African migrants were left out in the sun for hours without food or drink. The extras are taking…

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Charlene Farrugia’s murder investigation developments

Kulħadd and Illum carry follow up stories on the murder of Charlene Farrugia, 11 years ago. Kulħadd reports that the man suspected with the killing of Charlene Farrugia, 11 years ago,…

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Prime Minister Joseph Muscat congratulates PN leader Adrian Delia on ‘defeating Simon Busuttil’ – L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont speaks to Victim Support Unit Head Inspector Sylvana Gafà who says that more than half the cases the unit deals with are related to domestic violence. Gafà urges…

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PN Leader Adrian Delia claims that the new rental law will not solve any of the problems: The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon quotes the Nationalist Party’s statement that the 27th July vote of confidence is being conducted according to rules established by the Party’s executive and in a transparent manner. In-Nazzjon…

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Woman charged with attempted murder of her 9-year-old daughter: The Headlines – Malta Today

Malta Today leads with concerns raised by the Notarial Council about an article in the new rent laws granting the Housing Authorities the right to enter rented residencies at will…

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Doubts arise over Louis Galea’s ability to bring factions within the PN together: The Headlines – L-Orizzont

L-Orizzont says that doubts arise over Louis Galea’s ability to bring factions within the PN together. Referring to the former secretary general and minister, the paper says the party…

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Statement by the PN demanding concrete action to safeguard the independence of parliament: The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon leads with the rescue of 58 migrants by the Armed Forces after the boat they were on started taking water in. Meanwhile, another patrol boat was sent to…

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GRTU CEO Abigail Mamo says that efforts need to be made to attract more tourists to the Ta’ Qali crafts village: The Headlines – The Malta Independent

The Malta Independent quotes GRTU CEO Abigail Mamo who said that efforts need to be made to attract more tourists to the Ta’ Qali crafts village. Mamo said that the…

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Herbicides containing glyphosate will be banned from public areas: The Headlines – The Times of Malta

The Times speaks to Criminal Investigations Department officer Paula Fleri who said that home burglaries typically surge in the summer period when people take their holidays. He warned that announcing…

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A petition demanding greater unity in the PN was signed by 4,330 card-carrying supporters and 530 General Council members: The Headlines – In-Nazzjon

In-Nazzjon says that the Prime Minister’s failure to land the job he ‘spent years lobbying for’ is creating uncertainty within the Labour Party leadership. The paper says Muscat lobbied hard…

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The Headlines: The Malta Independent – Monday 17th June

The Malta Independent quotes Prime Minister Joseph Muscat who said that new regulations for the construction sector will be introduced today. Speaking in an interview, Muscat said that most…

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The Malta Independent Headlines – Saturday 8th June

The Malta Independent says PN general election candidates on Gozo told party secretary general Clyde Puli they will not seek co-option to the seat vacated by David Stellini. Puli dismissed…

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In-Nazzjon Headlines – Saturday 8th June

In-Nazzjon quotes PN leader Adrian Delia that he will not remain on the fence and will keep working to overcome obstacles. Delia, who was taking part in TV programme Xarabank,…

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Malta Today Headlines – Wednesday 29th May

Malta Today leads with the resignation of Opposition MP David Stellini who says that the political system in Malta is too partisan to reap results for the electorate. The Nationalist…

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L-Orizzont Headlines – Friday 24th May

L-Orizzont speaks to Kasia Lyekowska who was involved in a traffic accident on a motorbike a year ago. Lyekowska said that her body was broken but the greatest pain was…

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Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing

Good morning, These are the main stories from Malta's newspaper front pages for Friday. The Times reports that authorities are on the alert for the arrival of a drug 100…

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Friday Morning Briefing

Good morning Your morning briefing for Friday. In-Nazzjon leads with a story about a tragic road accident which claimed the life of a 21-year-old on Thursday in Luqa. Riding his…

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Malta’s Newspaper Review – 29th May, 2018

Good morning, Tuesday's Newspapers Reviews follows. Don't forget to support the local press and buy the newspapers from your local newsagents. (more…)

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Malta’s Newspaper Review – 27th May, 2018

Good morning, Sunday's Newspapers Reviews follows. Don't forget to support the local press and buy the newspapers from your local newsagents. (more…)

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Malta’s Newspaper Review – 26th May, 2018

FRONTPAGES The Times carries a warning by the Malta Employers Association that reliance on foreign workers could push the population up to 700,000 in a few years. The frontpage story…

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Malta’s Newspaper Review – 25th May, 2018

<<Il-President ta’ Malta issa hi l-aħħar tama>> is the leading story of In-Nazzjon referring to the comment by Paul Vincenti (President of the Gift of Life Foundation) following the vote…

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Malta’s Newspaper Review – 24th May, 2018

The Malta Independent, In-Nazzjon, L-Orizzont, and The Times lead with the story related to a bomb which exploded yesterday in Gharghur. In this explosion a man Kevin Ellul (43), who…

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Malta’s Newspaper Review – 23rd May, 2018

The Times and MaltaToday carry reports about the continuation of the compilation of evidence in the case of the explosion which killed journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. The Times <<‘#rel1=on’ was…

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Malta’s Newspaper Review – 22nd May, 2018

Today’s newspapers present a number of similar stories reflecting a rather similar editorial choice where it comes to prominence and relevance. The Malta Independent, In-Nazzjon and The Times all dedicate…

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