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Yorgen Fenech Murder Trial Concludes Final Submissions The trial by jury for businessman Yorgen Fenech, accused of complicity in the 2017 assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, has reached its closing stages. Both the prosecution and the defense delivered their final submissions to the jury before deliberations. -CDE.news+ 1———Power Grid Disruptions in Gozo Parts of Gozo experienced significant power cuts following high summer demand and underground cable faults in Xewkija and Comino. Enemalta crews have been working through emergency repairs to fully restore grid stability to the island. www.maltatoday.com.mt———Economic Growth Figures Provisional data from the National Statistics Office indicates Malta’s economy grew by 4.5% in real terms during the second quarter, driven primarily by strong domestic demand, financial services, and the information and communication technology sectors. CDE.news———Tourism Infrastructure and Hotel Capacity Debate Planning Authority filings show roughly 30,000 proposed hotel beds submitted before new planning limits came into effect. Industry associations and environmental advocates continue to raise concerns over whether national infrastructure can sustain the associated visitor volumes. -The Shift News+ 1———Summer Weather and Infrastructure Pressure Malta continues to experience intense summer heatwaves with high heat-index readings, driving elevated electricity and water consumption across the Maltese islands. Newsbook———