Ukraine-Russia War: Ukraine’s Prosecutor General says another victim has died from the Russian strike on a weapons exhibition near Kyiv, bringing the death toll to 11 and pushing prosecutors to seek detention without bail for the event organiser. Malta Power-Cuts Fallout: Malta’s heatwave-linked outages remain a political flashpoint, with the PN accusing the government of poor planning and shifting blame, while the government says it will compensate households and businesses affected. Valletta Public Order & Heritage: PN MEP David Casa urges stronger police enforcement in Valletta, especially around churches and historic sites, after residents complained of worsening disorder; Ta’ Ġieżu friars also defend their objections to nearby entertainment venues, citing years of noise and accessibility problems. Daphne Caruana Galizia Trial: In the Yorgen Fenech jury trial, prosecutors introduce new Italian correspondence naming businessman Alexander Azzopardi in alleged payments linked to the assassination plot, as digital evidence and searches of Keith Schembri’s office continue to be examined. Planning Reform Debate: PN MP Rebekah Borg argues Malta’s planning system lacks a clear national direction and says reform must start with a Cabinet-wide vision. Gozo Economy: A commentary weighs Gozo’s recent growth against long-promised projects, questioning whether diversification has kept pace. Finance & Accountability: MIDI completes a €10.2m sale of Tigné Point commercial outlets as it prepares for next week’s bond maturity.