The Attorney General has formally filed an appeal against the recent acquittal of businessman Yorgen Fenech in the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case. Matthew Caruana Galizia and his family have publicly expressed their full support for this appeal, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings. Minister for Justice, Research and Innovation Clifton Grima has also weighed in on the verdict, stressing the importance of non-arbitrary justice.

The Malta Independent: Caruana Galizia family backs appeal after Yorgen Fenech acquittal

The family of assassinated journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia supports the Attorney General's appeal to overturn the recent acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.

Malta Today: Attorney General Appeals Yorgen Fenech Acquittal

The Attorney General has filed an appeal against the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.

The Malta Independent: Prosecution appeals Yorgen Fenech acquittal in Caruana Galizia murder case

The prosecution has filed an appeal against the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech in the trial related to the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Lovin Malta: Matthew Caruana Galizia Comments On Yorgen Fenech Acquittal Appeal

Matthew Caruana Galizia has stated that his family fully supports the appeal against the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech, indicating ongoing legal and personal ramifications.

Lovin Malta: Yorgen Fenech Acquittal Appeal Filed: What Happens Next?

Following Yorgen Fenech's acquittal, an appeal has been filed. This story explores the potential legal and procedural next steps.

Lovin Malta: Minister Grima Reacts To Fenech Verdict

Minister Grima has issued a video statement following the Fenech verdict, emphasizing that justice should not be arbitrary.

Heavy rainfall across Malta has led to significant flooding, particularly impacting Msida Creek and causing traffic disruptions. Separately, a woman in Gozo is in critical condition after being trapped in a serious accident, and a driver was arrested in a Marsa hit-and-run incident after footage review.

Lovin Malta: Watch: Msida Creek Flooded Following Heavy Rain Across Malta This Morning

Heavy rainfall has caused flooding in Msida Creek, impacting traffic and daily life in the area. The article includes video footage of the scene.

Lovin Malta: Woman At Risk Of Dying After Being Trapped Between Van And Wall In Gozo

A woman is in critical condition after being trapped between a van and a wall in Gozo. Emergency services attended the scene.

Malta Today: Driver Arrested in Marsa Hit-and-Run After Footage Review

Recorded footage has led to the arrest of a driver involved in a hit-and-run incident in Marsa.

Malta is set to introduce a new €2 handling fee for non-EU parcel imports, in addition to existing duties. Concurrently, new statistics indicate that Malta issues the highest number of new residence permits to non-EU citizens per capita compared to other countries.

Malta Today: €2 Handling Fee on Non-EU Parcel Imports Arrives Soon

Malta will soon implement a €2 handling fee for non-EU parcel imports, separate from an existing EU-wide duty, to cover customs processing costs.

Malta Today: Malta Issues Most Residence Permits to Non-EU Citizens Per Capita

Malta has issued the highest number of new residence permits to non-EU citizens relative to its population compared to other countries.

Malta Today: BCA Fund to Compensate Construction Damage Victims Launching Post-November 1

A fund to compensate victims of construction damages will be launched after November 1.

Prime Minister Robert Abela participated in meetings at the UN General Assembly in New York, where he discussed inclusive economic growth, trade resilience, and a human-centred approach to artificial intelligence, emphasizing that economic growth should not be solely measured by headline figures.

The Malta Independent: Abela highlights AI and trade resilience at UN General Assembly meetings

Prime Minister Robert Abela discussed inclusive economic growth, trade resilience, and a human-centred approach to artificial intelligence during engagements at the UN General Assembly in New York.

Malta Today: PM: Economic Growth Not Just About Headline Figures

The Prime Minister stated at the United Nations that economic growth should not be solely measured by headline figures.

Police are investigating the theft of valuable relics from a church in Kirkop. Separately, the Nationalist Party (PN), led by Alex Borg, has suggested that delays in power cut compensation are linked to pressure on public finances. An editorial also highlighted a discrepancy between the Labour party's words in Europe and its actions in Malta.

Lovin Malta: Relics Stolen From Kirkop Church As Police Investigate

Valuable relics have been stolen from a church in Kirkop, prompting a police investigation into the incident.

Malta Today: PN Links Power Cut Compensation Delays to Public Finance Pressure

The Nationalist Party (PN) suggests that delays in power cut compensation are linked to pressure on public finances.

The Malta Independent: Editorial: Spot the difference: Labour's words in Europe, its actions in Malta

This editorial analyzes the discrepancy between the Labour party's statements and its actions concerning European and Maltese affairs.