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CONTINUES PAGE 2 YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW WWW.MALTATODAY.COM.MT SUNDAY 8 FEBRUARY 2026 • ISSUE 1371 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY Guilty robots maltatoday Chief justice Quo vadis USA? Maltese and European perceptions of Trump's US €2.20 PAGES 6-7 Law professor Stefano Filletti on defining criminal responsibility in AI Was Malta truly on the brink of a constitutional crisis? INTERVIEW MT2 THE Grand Harbour regener- ation plan complements Malta Vision 2050, to be launched in the coming days, Robert Abela writes in an opinion piece be- ing published today [page 14]. Describing the harbour plan as "Malta's most ambitious transformation in decades", the prime minister says it dovetails with the pillars that underpin Vision 2050: Sus- tainable development, quality of life, improved connectivity, innovation, and economic re- silience. Marsa's regeneration: Is it fourth time lucky? The unruly kids of Sliema An assault on Opposition MP Adrian Delia's son has cast a spotlight on the anti-social behaviour of a group of teenagers that residents, visitors and business owners in Sliema's shopping district face on a weekly basis KARL AZZOPARDI & JULIANA ZAMMIT kazzopardi@mediatoday.com.mt jzammit@mediatoday.com.mt RESIDENTS and establishments at Sliema's Plaza and Tigne area are becoming increasingly con- cerned over the rise of anti-so- cial behaviour by teenagers fre- quenting the area. The situation was put under the spotlight last week, when the teenage son of Nationalist MP Adrian Delia was left un- conscious following a violent assault by a group of young people. The boy was hospital- ised after the attack and his fa- ther has called for the situation to be addressed by the author- ities. Sources who spoke to this newspaper said the perpetra- tors of the attack have been identified by the police. In the wake of the assault, people spoke of gangs and large groups of troublesome teen- agers who have been causing problems in Sliema's shopping district. CONTINUES PAGES 2-3 KURT SANSONE ksansone@mediatoday.com.mt PAGE 13 A large group of teens block the entrance of Dave's Supermarket in Bisazza Street