The Nationalist Party has called for the Attorney General's resignation, citing alleged blunders during the Yorgen Fenech trial. Prime Minister Robert Abela has defended the Attorney General, warning that the PN's statements could interfere with the judicial process. Meanwhile, a government minister has set an October deadline for reforms related to the Daphne Caruana Galizia case, and the Caruana Galizia family's lawyer sees grounds for a witness collusion investigation.

Malta Today: Abela Backs AG, Warns PN Statements Could Interfere with Justice

Prime Minister Abela publicly supports the Attorney General and cautions that statements from the PN could potentially disrupt the judicial process.

Malta Today: 'Do Not Mistake My Diplomacy For Weakness': Borg Sets October Deadline on…

Minister Owen Bonnici, or another Borg, states that their diplomatic approach should not be seen as weakness, and sets an October deadline for reforms related to the Daphne Caruana Galizia case.

Malta Today: 'AG Should Resign' After Blunders During Fenech Trial, PN Says

The Nationalist Party (PN) calls for the resignation of the Attorney General, citing alleged blunders and absence during the Yorgen Fenech trial.

Malta Today: Caruana Galizia Family Lawyer: Grounds for Investigation Over Witness Collusion

The lawyer representing the Caruana Galizia family states there is sufficient evidence to warrant an investigation into potential witness collusion.

The acquittal of Yorgen Fenech continues to generate significant discussion, with former Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi warning against ignoring its fallout. Government officials were reportedly 'dumbfounded' by the verdict, and several analyses explore the legal strategies employed and the broader impact, described by some as a 'judicial earthquake'. An editorial also criticized Jason Micallef's focus on banners amidst deeper injustices.

Malta Today: 55 Days Inside Hall 22: Reporting on the Trial of the Century

A court reporter shares their personal experience of covering the Yorgen Fenech trial for 55 days, detailing the long hours, intense testimonies, and camaraderie among journalists.

The Malta Independent: Malta cannot 'sweep under the carpet' fallout from Fenech acquittal – Gonzi

Former prime minister Lawrence Gonzi has warned that Malta must address the consequences of the Yorgen Fenech acquittal, stating that the country cannot ignore the events surrounding the case.

Malta Today: Castille Left Dumbfounded by Yorgen Fenech Acquittal

Government officials at Castille were reportedly taken by surprise and left 'dumbfounded' by the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.

Malta Today: The Legal Game Plan That Led to Yorgen Fenech's Freedom

An analysis of the legal strategies and tactics employed that resulted in Yorgen Fenech being acquitted and walking free.

Malta Today: Malta's Judicial Earthquake: Fenech's Acquittal, Rift, and Crime

This opinion piece discusses the profound impact of Yorgen Fenech's acquittal, describing it as a 'judicial earthquake' that has caused institutional rifts and raised concerns about organized crime.

The Malta Independent: TMID Editorial: Offended by banners, but not by injustice

An editorial criticizes Jason Micallef for focusing on a banner in Valletta as vandalism while seemingly overlooking deeper injustices, referencing the context of the Yorgen Fenech trial.

The Malta Independent: How Yorgen Fenech’s acquittal could shape Malta in the months to come

This article explores the potential long-term impacts on Malta following the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech in the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case.

Lovin Malta: Lawrence Gonzi Speaks Out Following Yorgen Fenech Verdict

Former Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has made a statement following the verdict related to Yorgen Fenech, indicating political commentary.

Malta Today: Former PM Gonzi: Fenech Acquittal Events Shouldn't Be Ignored

Former Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi believes that the events surrounding Yorgen Fenech's acquittal should not be disregarded.

Malta Today: What We Couldn't Report on During the Yorgen Fenech Trial

This article reveals information that was restricted from public reporting during the course of the Yorgen Fenech trial.

A man was hospitalized following an altercation and fire on Marsalforn's promenade in Gozo, where petrol was allegedly ignited. Separately, a car overturned in an accident in Ħamrun.

The Malta Independent: Chaos on Marsalforn promenade as man injured in fire

A man was hospitalized after an altercation on Marsalforn's promenade in Gozo where petrol was allegedly thrown and ignited, causing a fire.

Lovin Malta: Watch: Car Flips Over Following Accident in Ħamrun

A car overturned in an accident that occurred in Ħamrun, with footage capturing the aftermath.

Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, announcing a significant milestone of 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers. The media platform has also acquired Love Malta, aiming to strengthen its position as a leading media presence on the island.

Lovin Malta: Lovin Malta Hits 208 Million Monthly Views and 800,000 Followers

Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary by reaching a significant milestone of 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers.

Lovin Malta: Lovin Malta Acquires Love Malta, Strengthening Media Position

Lovin Malta has acquired Love Malta, a move that aims to solidify its standing as the leading media platform on the island.

In a heartwarming gesture, the 'Briefcase Man' surprised a grandmother with a portrait of her husband, whom she had lost 48 years ago.

Lovin Malta: Briefcase Man Surprises Grandmother with Portrait of Lost Husband

A heartwarming story where the 'Briefcase Man' presented a grandmother with a portrait of her husband, whom she lost 48 years ago.