Archbishop asks: Has Malta ‘fallen to the seduction of money’? Archbishop Charles Scicluna on Friday said that there have been "too many accounts" of rich businessmen buying influence; politicians and public officials being corrupted; policemen assisting... Comments (0) Share
Prosecution to appeal Yorgen Fenech acquittal The prosecution will appeal Yorgen Fenech's acquittal in the jury trial over the masterminding of Daphne Caruana Galizia's assassination. The appeal is expected to challenge aspects of the jury... Comments (0) Share
True justice for Daphne must extend to who ordered, financed, covered up murder - Metsola The President of the European Parliament, Maltese MEP Roberta Metsola, stressed that true justice extends beyond those who executed the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia and that it must also encompass... Comments (0) Share
Abela accuses Borg of politicising Daphne murder verdict, defends independence of institutions Prime Minister Robert Abela on Friday accused Opposition Leader Alex Borg of attempting to politicise the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech in the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, insisting that... Comments (0) Share
‘It is not true’: Matthew Caruana Galizia disputes Abela claim over meeting with family Matthew Caruana Galizia has disputed the government's account of contact between Prime Minister Robert Abela and his family, saying the Prime Minister did not speak to his father following Yorgen... Comments (0) Share
Private family doctors can now prescribe four more government-funded medicines Private family doctors who are specialists in family medicine can now prescribe four additional medicines available through the Government Formulary, allowing eligible patients to access treatment... Comments (0) Share
‘Respect for jury does not mean institutions worked as they should,’ Repubblika tells Abela Civil society NGO Repubblika has told Prime Minister Robert Abela that respecting the jury's verdict in Yorgen Fenech's trial does not mean it believes Malta's institutions worked as they should,... Comments (0) Share
Borg urges Abela to guarantee independent investigations after Yorgen Fenech trial Opposition Leader Alex Borg on Fridat called on Prime Minister Robert Abela to publicly guarantee the independence of a police investigation into evidence that emerged during the trial over the... Comments (0) Share
Updated: Alex Borg attempt to discuss motion on Daphne inquiry rejected by government Parliament this morning is to debate the verdict in Yorgen Fenech's trial over the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. The debate was proposed by Opposition Leader Alex Borg, who... Comments (0) Share
Growing optimism on having a better life in a year’s time – 2026 State of the Nation survey Over half of respondents (52.3%) in this year's State of the Nation survey believe that they will be living a better life this time next year. This is a 5.3% increase on the same question last year... Comments (0) Share
‘The time for vigils is now over’: Solidarity protest to replace monthly Daphne vigil Repubblika and Occupy Justice have called a protest for 16 September following Yorgen Fenech's acquittal over the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia, saying they are "shocked and horrified" by... Comments (0) Share
TMID Editorial: A verdict, but no closure For 55 days, the country followed what was undoubtedly one of the most significant and closely watched criminal trials Malta has ever seen. For two months and one day, witness after witness took... Comments (0) Share
Roderick Cassar loses two appeals over violent incidents involving murdered estranged wife The Criminal Court of Appeal has rejected two appeals filed by Roderick Cassar, upholding separate prison sentences over two violent incidents involving his estranged wife, Bernice Cilia, just months... Comments (0) Share
Borg defends timing of protest, says Opposition had 'obligation' to respond after Fenech verdict Opposition Leader Alex Borg has rejected claims that the Nationalist Party sought to gain political advantage from the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech in the Daphne Caruana Galizia assassination case,... Comments (1) Share latest comment from Memphis Belle, 03/09/2026 15:37: If Borg is after Daphnys justice he must start to respect her and her family first and may be after start to look ,how he can score some political points, he is not even thinking that the prosecution can file an appeal... New Comment Reply Click to rate 0 0
Muscat says Daphne public inquiry should have been held after Fenech trial Former prime minister Joseph Muscat said Thursday the public inquiry into the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia should have been held after the murder trial rather than before it, arguing that... Comments (3) Share latest comment from joe farrugia, 03/09/2026 12:55: Corrupt Joseph Muscat should stop being so cocky. The trial itself confirmed even more forcefully the amount of corruption and sleaze which was allowed to fester under his watch. New Comment Reply Click to rate 0 0
Court sends Fenech trial testimony to police to consider action against others, government replies The Criminal Court has instructed police to examine testimony given during Yorgen Fenech's murder trial to determine whether it contains evidence that could lead to criminal proceedings against other... Comments (2) Share latest comment from RF, 03/09/2026 13:21: Let us be realistic. Any jury of a political person will have the same verdict. No reluctant person will put his family at risk for a pittance.These cases should be tried by a judge otherwise they will be waste of time and resources. New Comment Reply Click to rate 0 0
Yorgen Fenech's uncle let off the hook as police botch prosecution Yorgen Fenech was not the only member of his family to walk away scot-free on Wednesday. His uncle, Raymond Fenech, was acquitted at the first hurdle, when he was charged personally, rather than... Comments (1) Share latest comment from J.Degabriele, 03/09/2026 16:31: We've heard this before many times. Not the first time that the police slipped up badly and damaged the prosecution. New Comment Reply Click to rate 0 0
Bail denied for man charged over viral Sliema door-knocker theft A 47-year-old man was denied bail on Thursday after being charged with three separate thefts, including the alleged theft of a door-knocker from a Sliema residence in an incident whose CCTV footage... Comments (0) Share
‘What happened in that room is not justice but pure evil’ – Matthew Caruana Galizia Matthew Caruana Galizia said Thursday that what happened in the jury deliberation room "is not justice but pure evil". Writing on Facebook a day after Yorgen Fenech was acquitted on charges... Comments (2) Share latest comment from Memphis Belle, 03/09/2026 15:38: Yes agree and may be more than pure Evil.. New Comment Reply Click to rate 0 0
Malta needs new criminal offences after what emerged in Fenech trial – Jason Azzopardi Lawyer Jason Azzopardi, who formed part of the parte civile representing Daphne Caruana Galizia's family in Yorgen Fenech's trial, has called on the government to immediately introduce three new... Comments (0) Share
Alfred Sant wants name of Mediterranean Sea to be changed to ‘Sea of Malta’ Former Labour Prime Minister and leader Alfred Sant has suggested that the Mediterranean Sea's name should be changed to "Sea of Malta". Writing in The Malta Independent today, Sant praises US... Comments (5) Share latest comment from Joseph Galea, 04/09/2026 07:40: How right he is. Has to be named so since we use it as our garbage bin. Of dreams and nightmares. Nice long week-end to those who bridged it. New Comment Reply Click to rate 0 0
Five swimmers caught in difficulty at Blue Grotto, two rescued by CPD Two swimmers were rescued by the Civil Protection Department after a group of five became lost at sea while swimming in the Blue Grotto area, the department said on Thursday. Rescuers from Fire... Comments (0) Share
Watch: Alex Borg calls Prime Minister’s silence following Fenech verdict ‘shocking’ Opposition leader Alex Borg on Thursday described Prime Minister Robert Abela's silence following Yorgen Fenech's acquittal as "shocking", questioning what steps the government will now take to... Comments (1) Share latest comment from Memphis Belle, 03/09/2026 15:32: Borg is talking to much trying to score some poilitical points out of the verdict of the trial, it is not fair with Daphny and now her family to take such a political stand .. New Comment Reply Click to rate 0 0
Public consultation opens on Malta’s 2026-2031 financial capacity strategy A six-week public consultation has been launched on Malta’s proposed National Strategy for Financial Capacity 2026-2031, aimed at helping people make more informed financial decisions and build... Comments (0) Share
Updated: PM says Parliament to discuss Fenech verdict Friday Prime Minister Robert Abela said the government has agreed for Parliament to be convened urgently to discuss the aftermath of the Yorgen Fenech trial, but said he hoped the debate will be carried out... Comments (1) Share latest comment from RF, 03/09/2026 19:02: The only appropriate site for Daphne's monument is at Castille to honour her as the most intrepid journalist that singlehandedly exposed the corrupt deals of the disgraced prime minister and his self-serving cabinet after 2013 and where her assassination must have been hatched. New Comment Reply Click to rate 0 0
Opposition to table Daphne public inquiry recommendations in Parliament Opposition Leader Alex Borg has announced that the Nationalist Party will table the recommendations of the public inquiry into the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia in Parliament, arguing that... Comments (0) Share
Metsola: ‘Daphne’s pen is still mightier than their swords’ European Parliament President Roberta Metsola has reiterated her call for justice for murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, saying that those responsible must continue to face the consequences... Comments (0) Share
Alex Borg asks Speaker to urgently convene Parliament following Fenech verdict Opposition and Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg has formally requested that the Speaker convene Parliament urgently following the verdict in the trial concerning the murder of journalist Daphne... Comments (0) Share
Malta must now confront what the trial exposed, Repubblika says Yesterday's verdict brought one criminal trial to an end but it did not bring Malta's reckoning with the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia to an end, NGO Repubblika said Thursday. "A jury... Comments (1) Share latest comment from Joe A Borg, 03/09/2026 09:41: I truly would prefer not to comment on the outcome, but I must at least say one thing that now I'm truly and deeply concerned about the situation in our country. We all know the outcome, but one thing that has truly been exposed is the fact that our systems are not broken, but shattered beyond salvation. It has shown that the AG office is totally incompetent and probably also corrupt and the Police Force are a farce beyond salvation! It has been proven that filth was and is institutionalised and organised more than the most criminal gangs around the world. New Comment Reply Click to rate 0 0