In the Press: 'Malta is committed to supporting stability in Libya' - PM

The Times of Malta

A Hungarian student was spat on and slapped yesterday as he tried to create some order out of the chaos at the Valletta bus terminus. The woman who assaulted him and screamed at him to "go back to your country" left the scene and was not apprehended by police, who handcuffed and briefly detained the black man.

In-Nazzjon

This newspaper alleges that former police inspector Daniel Zammit founded two companies by convincing potential business contacts that he had the permission of then-police commissioner John Rizzo. 

L-Orizzont

Malta is committed to supporting stability in Libya, said PM Joseph Muscat yesterday. Muscat was addressing a joint press conference at Castille with Libyan PM Abdullah al-Thinni. 

The Malta Independent

Parliamentary secretary Ian Borg denied claims that he had abused his position of power to develop a rural property he owns, after a citizen requested an investigation into the case. Borg welcomed any such investigations and appreciated that democratic institutions are in place to address such requests.