AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCourtroom Fallout: Malta’s jury acquitted tycoon Yorgen Fenech of masterminding Daphne Caruana Galizia’s 2017 car-bomb murder, a verdict that has reignited calls for accountability and left her family saying “justice” still hasn’t been reached. Political Reaction: Opposition leader Alex Borg said the ruling must be respected, but insisted the country still has the right to ask why the State failed to secure a conviction. Culture & Screen: Prime Video’s action-comedy Danger Money is currently filming in Malta, bringing a star-studded cast and a plot tied to hidden war spoils and corrupt institutions. Heritage & Learning: Prime Minister Robert Abela visited Ta’ Latnija in Mellieħa, where excavations are said to push back Malta’s human-arrival timeline by 1,000 years. Family Policy: Parental leave benefits have been extended to self-employed parents under Budget 2026 rules. Public Transport: Malta Public Transport launched a back-to-school Tallinja card campaign for eligible students. Community & Planning: FAA is challenging a proposed catering change opposite Ta’ Ġieżu church, warning it could affect access and the monument’s setting.
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