Emergency Care Upgrade: Mater Dei’s Emergency Department expansion and a new acute mental health unit are set to start works Monday, with government framing the €120m project as a major step for integrated physical and mental healthcare. Disability Rights & Governance: The Malta Federation of Organisations Persons with Disability (MFOPD) says meaningful consultation with persons with disabilities and their representative organisations must become the norm across government, criticising delays that only led to action after Ombudsman involvement. Legal System Scrutiny: Law professor Kevin Aquilina calls for a commission to review Malta’s jury system, arguing jurors lack training, face long periods separated from families, and receive inadequate remuneration. Politics & Accountability: Commentary around the Yorgen Fenech trial continues, including claims about government’s role in court-ordered inspections at Castille and ongoing debate over what the public should be told. Social Policy & Inequality: A professor warns Malta’s education system can reproduce inequality, citing inconsistent inclusion support and gaps in early childcare access. Public Services Online: The new servizz.gov portal is rolling out a “life events” approach with an AI chatbot to guide people to the right government services. Environment & Enforcement: Police say a man filmed illegally dumping waste in Marsa will face charges after being identified within 24 hours. Public Safety Incident: A Ryanair cabin-window incident linked to engine debris continues to draw attention after US investigators reported bird-strike-related findings and the passenger’s partial suction through the opening. Tourism & Local Life: Momentum renews calls for Comino’s concession buy-back and permanent protection, while the week’s wider political debate also touches on how Malta manages growth and public costs.