Today's front pages – May 13, 2026
The top stories in Malta's newspapers
These are the leading stories making front-page headlines in Malta this Wednesday.
Times of Malta reports on a court ruling which found the dismissal of a soldier who filmed a mocking video of a gate to be "fair and timely".
The newspaper also covers the arrest of two German tourists for reckless driving after they shared footage of their actions on social media.
The Malta Independent leads with Prime Minister Robert Abela's outline of a 15-year transport strategy focused on cleaner travel and connectivity.
It also details the Nationalist Party's proposals to increase wages and pensions for members of the disciplined forces.
Malta Today focuses on the upcoming general election, reporting that 162 candidates from five political parties have been confirmed to contest the vote on May 30.
L-Orizzont features the Labour Party's transport sector plan, highlighting the government's commitment to a strategy that revolves around the needs of the people and improves national connectivity.
In-Nazzjon highlights the Nationalist Party’s presentation of its general election candidate team, describing them as an experienced and energetic group determined to bring a "new breath of life" to Malta and Gozo.