Jury System Debate Ignited by Yorgen Fenech Acquittal ↗
Front page leadThe acquittal of Yorgen Fenech has sparked a debate on whether Malta's jury system is suitable for complex, high-profile cases involving powerful individuals.
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Malta Today's front page features a prominent story on the debate surrounding Malta's jury system following the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech. Other top stories cover political pressure on Johann Buttigieg, an expenditure warning from Clyde Caruana regarding diesel costs, an editorial endorsing a…
The acquittal of Yorgen Fenech has sparked a debate on whether Malta's jury system is suitable for complex, high-profile cases involving powerful individuals.
Student organizations are demanding the removal of Johann Buttigieg, piling pressure on him to resign.
Despite having the cheapest diesel in Europe, Malta faces a hefty cost, with Clyde Caruana issuing a warning about expenditure.
The editorial expresses support for a solidarity protest, outlining the reasons behind the endorsement.
This article provides an in-depth analysis of the legal framework and evidence presented in the Yorgen Fenech trial.
Alex Borg calls on the Finance Minister to be transparent about potential budget cuts.
The organization Momentum has voiced its opposition to the issuance of warrants targeting journalists.
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Several tenants have accused an individual identified as 'Tristan B' of defrauding them of €11,000 in rental deposits.
The leader of the PN insists that the appointment of a new Chief Justice must not be postponed.
Plans are underway for Villa Souci to become a wellness center, situated adjacent to a new elderly care facility.
The Institute of Maltese Journalists (IGM) is against the proposed warrants for journalists.
A protest is planned by the Maltese community in the Netherlands following the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.
An opinion piece questions whether the Yorgen Fenech trial verdict was due to a 'runaway jury' or inadequate prosecution.
Albert Buttigieg states that both political parties are influenced by the desires and greed of certain individuals.
A political cartoon published on September 13, 2026.
An opinion piece by JP Fabri argues that Malta's future economic reform should focus on governance.
Joseph Muscat denies that Yorgen Fenech's lawyers contacted him to arrange a meeting with Schembri.