he assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia has made the front page of renowned British Sunday newspaper The Observer as international attention turns to Malta following the latest developments in the case.“Impunity for murder,” reads the front-page teaser, followed by: “Malta, where the powerful can get away with murder.”The coverage comes days after businessman Yorgen Fenech was acquitted of complicity in the murder of Caruana Galizia and conspiracy to murder her, with jurors returning an 8-1 not guilty verdict on both charges.Sharing its coverage on social media, The Observer wrote that Fenech’s acquittal had “thrown the island state into turmoil”, while raising wider concerns surrounding high-level corruption in Europe.The verdict came at the end of a 55-day trial which saw dozens of witnesses take the stand and concluded after around eight hours of jury deliberations.The Observer is one of Britain’s most established newspapers, having first been published in 1791 and holding the distinction of being the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper.Its decision to put the Daphne Caruana Galizia story on its front page now places the fallout from the verdict firmly in the international spotlight.What do you make of The Observer’s front page?•