Claudia Calleja is a journalist and founder at Times of Malta. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, aviation and aerospace, as well as architecture and planning, often focusing on court proceedings, legal reform, and career development. Claudia's work has been featured in Times of Malta.
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Claudia's coverage spans topics related to family & relationships, entertainment news, education, tragedy, and health & wellbeing. She frequently covers announcements from the government as well as stories that cite data.
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Innocent buyers are caught in the middle Hundreds of motorists in Malta could unknowingly be driving cars linked to an organised cross-border
By: Claudia Calleja
Prosecutors claim fraud and misappropriation A man has been charged with defrauding several third-country nationals after allegedly collecting rental deposits without ever handing over the properties.
The woman allegedly walked in on the man while he was with someone else
'He helped me through a difficult period' A witness described in court on Tuesday how a man now accused of usury had helped him through a difficult patch by lending him €500 without charging interest.
Maurice Galea's family expects a lengthy legal process to secure compensation
By: Claudia Calleja
Man had secretly filmed medical colleagues while they used the toilet
Businessman Keith Grima Ventur offers homeless family a Mosta apartment and a job for the father
By: Claudia Calleja
Conference hears how traffickers are using fake job offers to prey on people seeking work
‘If my story encourages even one person to reach out for help, then sharing it has been worthwhile,' says 32-year-old who has turned her experience into an awareness project
Families of jurors ask for psychological support and better financial compensation for their relatives
