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BUSINESSJul 25Grab an Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti gaming PC with Core Ultra 7 CPU and 32GB RAM for under $1 , 200 Thermaltake View u2660T - 170 slashed by 33 % A gaming PC featuring an Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti and Core Ultra 7 CPU is available for under $1,200, with a 33% discount on the Thermaltake View u2660T-170. This represents a retail offer on consumer electronics.tomshardware.com · United States
BUSINESSJul 17Population growth drives urgent infrastructure needs - PwC Malta Summer 2026 Economic UpdateA report from PwC Malta's Summer 2026 Economic Update indicates that population growth is creating urgent demands for infrastructure development. This highlights a critical economic and planning challenge for the region.independent.com.mt · Malta
WORLDJul 10Red and white - The Malta Independentindependent.com.mt · Malta
POLITICSJul 6 Malta is still 100 years behind on enforcement , Borg Manché saysBorg Manché states that Malta's enforcement is significantly behind the times. This comment highlights concerns about national governance and regulatory effectiveness.independent.com.mt · Malta
POLITICSJul 5Minister vs Shadow : Five battles to watch - The Malta IndependentThis article highlights five key political contests or policy debates between government ministers and shadow cabinet members that are worth monitoring.independent.com.mt · Malta
POLITICSJul 2Hitmen took €150,000 to murder journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, Malta court hearsEuroNews [en]
WORLDJul 2Businessman on trial in Malta over prominent journalist’s murderYorgen Fenech is charged with orchestrating the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.Al Jazeera [en]
WORLDJun 28Malta launches Climate Friendly Travel PlanMalta has introduced a "Climate Friendly Travel Plan" to promote sustainable tourism practices. This initiative highlights the country's commitment to environmental responsibility within its travel sector.eturbonews.com · United States
SCI & TECHJun 19Xjenza Malta launches new Transdisciplinary Research ProgrammeXjenza Malta launched its new Transdisciplinary Research Programme (TRP) during a press conference held at the Esplora Planetarium Hall. The new funding initiative is designed to accelerate the development of innovative, real-world solutions to some of Malta's most pressing societal and environmental challenges. The programme introduces a new model for research and innovation, bringing together academia, industry, government and civil society through a quadruple helix consortium structure. Each funded project will include a research and knowledge dissemination organisation, a private enterprise, a public authority and a societal organisation, ensuring that research is developed and implemented collaboratively from the outset. Inspired by the Missions under Horizon Europe - the EU's Framework Programme for R&I, the scheme will support projects addressing areas such as climate adaptation, climate-neutral and smart cities, cancer, soil health, and the restoration of oceans and waters. The initiative encourages Maltese stakeholders to develop mission-oriented solutions that respond to national priorities while contributing to wider EU-level objectives. Unlike traditional research funding schemes that focus primarily on knowledge generation, the Transdisciplinary Research Programme places a strong emphasis on impact. Supported projects are expected to combine research, innovation, demonstration and implementation activities to deliver practical outcomes, including pilot initiatives, policy solutions, new technologies and scalable innovations. Describing today's event as another important milestone in Malta's research and innovation journey, whilst addressing participants Minister for Justice, Research and Innovation Clifton Grima said, "Over the past years, Malta has made remarkable progress in the field of innovation. According to the European Innovation Scoreboard 2025, Malta now scores 95% of the European Union average and ranks 12th among all Member States. More importantly, Malta has improved at a faster pace than the European average, demonstrating that our country is steadily strengthening its innovation capacity. We are also among Europe's leading performers in digitalisation". Closing the event, Xjenza Malta Chief Executive Officer Silvio Scerri emphasised the programme's ambition to translate research into tangible impact. Mr Scerri said that "The challenges Malta faces are opportunities for innovation. Through the Transdisciplinary Research Programme, we shall be helping stakeholders transform ideas into solutions that deliver economic growth, attract investment and improve quality of life." Scerri noted that while Malta has built a strong foundation in research excellence, the next stage of innovation requires stronger connections between research, implementation and societal impact. He highlighted the TRP consortium model as a means of bringing together public authorities, businesses, civil society organisations and researchers to develop solutions that are scientifically robust, operationally feasible, socially relevant and aligned with both national and EU priorities. Submissions under the Transdisciplinary Research Programme can be made until 6 August 2026. For further information, including eligibility criteria and application details, please contact the Framework Programme Unit at horizon.malta@gov.mt .independent_mt · malta
WORLDJun 17New initiative celebrates Malta’s folk heritageThe ensemble of performers taking part in the weekly performances.timesofmalta · malta
WORLDJun 17Travelling exhibition exploring identity lands in MaltaThe exhibition poster and Laura Pugno’s ‘Acting Out’, 2014. Image: courtesy of the artist and Galleria Simóndi − Collezione Farnesinatimesofmalta · malta
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