Today's front pages - December 29, 2025
The top stories in Malta's newspapers
The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday.
Times of Malta reports that the political parties in parliament have not started talks on the appointment of a new chief justice, even though the incumbent is set to retire. It also reports about a mechanic who has been hard at work modifying vehicles for disabled drivers.
The Malta Independent says that according to a Eurobarometer survey, the Maltese are the most open in the EU to allowing teachers to use AI in the classroom. In a second story on a second survey, the newspaper says 43% of the Maltese gamble weekly.
In-Nazzjon highlights the end of the church's Jubilee of Hope in Malta. It also reports that 220 church volunteers handed out 350 meals to needy people on Christmas Day.
l-orizzont quotes the mayor of Pembroke saying his council will work with all authorities to make a success of the White Rocks project. It also reports that a Greek man was accused of cultivating 34 cannabis plants.