The following are the top stories in national newspapers today.
Times of Malta says Daphne Caruana Galizia was investigating Maltese links to a Libya-Italy diesel smuggling racket in the weeks leading to her death. In another story, the newspaper reports about the launch of a new national car-sharing system which encourages the Maltese public to ditch their car and rent instead.
Malta Today says rebel Nationalist MPs may call for a no confidence vote in their leader within the parliamentary group in a move that could trigger a change in Opposition leadership.
In-Nazzjon stays the Anti Mafia Commission currently in Malta did not meet the Police Commissioner because he had other committments.
L-Orizzont says Darren Debono, who is implicated in a Libyan oil smuggling operation, blamed Ms Caruana Galizia for a Wall Street Journal report on fuel smuggling.
The Malta Independent leads with a report on the European Parliament debate yesterday which followed the assissination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.