Today's front pages - April 22, 2024
The top stories in Malta's newspapers
The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday.
Times of Malta leads with findings from its opinion poll showing that a majority of respondents believe euthanasia should be legal. It also reports that a Russian man holding a Maltese passport has been jailed in the UK over a scheme to launder €14 million.
The Malta Independent features remarks by Vanessa Frazier, Malta's permanent representative to the United Nations, on what prompted Malta to move a resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza. In its second story, it says that an environmental NGO is expecting changes to controversial plans for the widening of the road between Marsalforn and Victoria.
In-Nazzjon gives prominence to PN leader Bernard Grech's speech on Sunday where he said voters in June have an opportunity to give a strong signal to the government that things need to change.
L-orizzont reports Robert Abela's announcement that local councils will be given new funds.