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Matthew Xuereb’s coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories within the context of Malta. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, politics, healthcare, and infrastructure.
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By: Matthew Xuereb
Students sitting for their critical resit examinations have been subjected to gruelling and unacceptable conditions over the past week, battling intense summer heat in unairconditioned classrooms and facing a severe health hazard at a Gozo examination centre.
By: Matthew Xuereb
Sea surface temperatures around the Maltese Islands reached unprecedented highs throughout August, breaking previous records and acting as a massive thermal reservoir that is expected to fuel severe thunderstorms and violent weather this autumn, according to experts.
By: Matthew Xuereb
Numerous clubs, restaurants, and event spaces across Malta have already voluntarily phased out indoor pyrotechnics ahead of a nationwide ban set for September 17, drawing praise from industry leaders.
By: Matthew Xuereb
The acquittal of businessman Yorgen Fenech, following a gruelling and highly-publicised 55-day trial, has delivered a profound blow to the pursuit of justice in Malta.
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola set aside a prepared speech on Malta's future to address the nation's present reality, declaring that the recent verdict in the Yorgen Fenech trial has only opened more questions in the search for justice.
The Attorney General is set to appeal the 8-1 jury verdict that cleared businessman Yorgen Fenech of complicity and conspiracy in the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, potentially paving the way for a retrial.
By: Matthew Xuereb
A new solar farm has been completed at Rome's Port of Civitavecchia as part of development works at Roma Cruise Terminal, which has received funding from APS Bank.
By: Matthew Xuereb
In a verdict that has sent shockwaves across Europe, businessman Yorgen Fenech walked out of court a free man last week, after a jury cleared him of all charges related to the 2017 assassination of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.
This is a profound political misstep. In a democratic society, journalism is a fundamental right and a crucial public service, not a privilege licensed by politicians or the state or a state-appointed body. The introduction of a warrant system would fundamentally undermine press freedom in Malta.
By: Matthew Xuereb
Parliamentary Ombudsman Judge Joseph Zammit McKeon is calling for a structural overhaul in how the state handles administrative grievances, demanding that public authorities be held directly accountable when they ignore his office's findings.
