Daughter Claims Parents Wrongly Convicted in 1960 Twannie Aquilina Murder Case
Marthese Camilleri breaks 60-year silence, claiming her parents were wrongly convicted of murdering 8-year-old Twannie Aquilina in Malta's most controversial 1960 case.
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Marthese Camilleri breaks 60-year silence, claiming her parents were wrongly convicted of murdering 8-year-old Twannie Aquilina in Malta's most controversial 1960 case.
IC2 submarine cable nearing completion will double Malta's electricity imports and cut energy costs. Second interconnector strengthens grid stability by 2027.
Malta faces a reckoning as housing costs soar and infrastructure strains under growth. Residents debate whether economic expansion serves society—or society serves expansion.
Severe weather hits Malta this week with force 6 winds and 10°C temperatures. Learn what to secure, where to avoid, and how long conditions persist.
Is Malta's Vision 2050 a roadmap or distraction? Residents face housing, healthcare, and transport delays while government focuses on distant goals.
Malta's chief justice vacancy deepens court delays as politicians bypass constitution. Discover how this institutional crisis affects your legal rights
Msida resident faces suspended sentence after threatening maintenance worker. New Malta ruling strengthens legal protections for plumbers, electricians and tradespeople during property disputes.
Malta's cannabis regulator ARUC partners with MFA to fund free football for 160 children. Families save €150-€300 per season. Learn about the controversial deal.
Malta's new 5,000-seat UEFA-certified stadium in Marsa opens in 2030, finally allowing local clubs to host European matches at home after decades of relocations.