Today's front pages - March 24, 2026
The top stories in Malta's newspapers
The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Tuesday.
Times of Malta gives prominence to comments by Cardinal Mario Grech that while he was bishop of Gozo, he was unaware that a priest had been a mediator in a deal to silence the family of a girl who was allegedly raped. It also reports the arraignment of a Pembroke man accused of the attempted murder of another man in a Paceville brawl.
The Malta Independent says the government and the opposition have agreed to take proposed ethics code amendments to parliamentary debate. It also reports that a delivery driver and a Transport Malta official have been charged over a traffic fatality in Qormi.
l-orizzont gives prominence to the inauguration by the prime minister of a centre for services for children and adolescents in Birkirkara. It also reports that workers at Aviation Cosmetics, an aviation services firm, have started receiving backdated pay.
In-Nazzjon refers to the international situation and quotes PN leader Alex Borg saying the PN will continue to act responsibly for the people to have peace of mind. In its second story it says Malta has been mentioned in connection with a case of major fraud in Sweden's education system. The case involves the transfer of funds meant to fund independent schools,