Giulia Magri is a journalist at Times of Malta. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, crime and justice, culture and society, as well as urban development and planning. Giulia's work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing her expertise in elections, public policy, and the judicial system.
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Giulia's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics in Malta, with a significant emphasis on government announcements. Given her focus, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on political developments within Malta.
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By: Giulia Magri
Antoine Degiorgio's family raises funds after heart attack leaves him with brain damage
By: Giulia Magri
Charlotte, 44, will be remembered for her 'bubbly personality' and her smile
By: Giulia Magri
"You think sending me to court was going to solve the problem?"
By: Giulia Magri
Vella was in critical condition after he was shot in the face and neck during a shooting in Ta' Giorni back in July
Ungaro will succeed Maria Montebello, the school's first female rector, who resigned in December
By: Giulia Magri
Johann Vella left hospital with his arm in a sling and wearing dark glasses following facial injuries
By: Giulia Magri
858 domestic violence cases decided so far in 2026 When Charlotte Zammit was shot in a Żabbar residence by her former partner last week, she
The tradition dates back to 1923 An Mġarr family won the right to carry the statue of Sta Marija in the village feast with an offer of €28,000 on Sunday.
By: Giulia Magri
All three telecommunication companies said some services could no longer be maintained due to the length of the outage
By: Giulia Magri
Couple claims police showed little interest in incident A stranger followed a woman from a Marsascala shop to her car and tried to open the door while her partner and five-month-old baby waited inside.
