In the Press: PM to attend emergency summit on Greek bailout

The Times of Malta

A number of creditors, ranging from media companies and advertisers to landlords and the Bank of Valletta, have filed claims in the bankruptcy proceedings of Jonathan Pace, who was murdered last August. The 24 creditors are claiming a total of €2 million from the Zejtun butcher's bankruptcy curators.

In-Nazzjon

The Gaffarena expropriation scandal is just the tip of the iceberg, according to Opposition leader Simon Busuttil. Speaking during a radio interview, Busuttil said the case only scratches the surface of the government's corruption. 

L-Orizzont

PM Joseph Muscat said that the 'spies' working with former minister Tonio Fenech were caught red-handed, thanks to their overconfidence. Muscat said he would allow any investigations to proceed before taking action. 

The Malta Independent

PM Joseph Muscat will be attending an emergency summit to discuss the Greek bailout, which stalled last week. He will also be attending a summit on migration, which is expected to focus on the resettlement and return policy.