Investigative Journalist in Malta Is Killed in Car Bombing<br />If journalists are silenced, our freedom is lost Antonio Tajani, the president of the European Parliament, said<br />that Ms. Caruana Galizia had "sacrificed her life to seek out the truth."<br />Brutal murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia: tragic example of journalist who sacrificed her life to seek out the truth.<br />The leader of the opposition, Adrian Delia, warned of "the collapse of democracy<br />and freedom of expression," and said on Twitter: "We shall not be silenced." Another opposition lawmaker, Simon Busuttil, warned on Twitter: "The rule of law has collapsed.<br />16, 2017<br />An investigative journalist in Malta who exposed her island nation’s links to offshore tax havens using the leaked Panama Papers was killed in a car bombing on Monday, an attack<br />that shocked Malta and was condemned by leaders of the European Union.<br />Frans Timmermans said that If journalists are silenced, our freedom is lost,<br />" he said in a statement. that I condemn without reservations this barbaric attack on a person and on the freedom of expression in our country,
