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Matthew Vella

Matthew Vella

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Freelance Journalist, Malta Today

Biography

Freelance journalist, writes for MaltaToday.com.mt. Special interest in politics and business/economy, law and human rights, Mediterranean migration and asylum, culture high and low... lives in centre of universe's most hyperlocal place.

Final Covers

human rights and migration,Maltese and EU politics economy and local business, climate Mediterranean, crime and law courts

Doesn’t Cover

health, mental health, anything not specifically listed above

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Content

Total articles 8127

  • Shoots in Malta come with terms and conditions: a fixer helps you with compliance

    By Matthew Vella Verified

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • Why Maltese Law Firms Need a Media Freelancer to Craft Their Stories

    By Matthew Vella Verified

    Mar. 01, 2025

  • 10 Must-See Locations for Your Next Commercial or Photoshoot in Malta

    By Matthew Vella Verified

    Jan. 21, 2025

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Company Info

Malta Today

MaltaToday is a Maltese newspaper founded in 1999, originally as a weekly publication and later transitioning to a biweekly format in 2001. It is published by MediaToday Co. Ltd and is headquartered in San Ä wann, Malta. The newspaper is known for its left-of-centre, liberal, and progressive stance, focusing on investigative journalism and political accountability. MaltaToday publishes biweekly editions on Wednesdays and Sundays, featuring political analysis, investigative stories, and social issues. It also operates a free online platform that provides unrestricted access to articles, opinion pieces, and multimedia content. The publication is recognized for its editorial commentary and regular political and social opinion polls, making it a key player in Maltese media. With a circulation of around 8,000 print copies and significant online traffic, MaltaToday serves a politically engaged audience, including policymakers and civil society groups.

Malta, , Malta

+356 2138 2741

Founded: 1998