Tyson Fury has been training in Malta since October as he prepares for his highly anticipated rematch with Oleksandr Usyk. Following his first career defeat to Usyk, who now holds the undisputed heavyweight champion title, Fury is focused on reclaiming his belt. His six-week training camp on the island is considered a critical part of his preparation, with fans eager to see the “Gypsy King” return to the ring stronger than ever.

 

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Fury has expressed confidence in his ability to avenge his loss, confidently stating that he will knock out Usyk in their next bout. The camp in Malta is part of his strategy to refine his technique, with Fury scheduled to finish his preparations in Saudi Arabia before the fight.

Although his father, John Fury, will not be accompanying him during the Malta camp, Fury’s supporters remain hopeful that the rigorous training will set him on the path to victory. As the countdown to the rematch begins, all eyes will be on the former champion as he looks to reclaim his heavyweight title in what promises to be a thrilling clash.

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A protest was held yesterday outside the U.S. Embassy in Malta, led by Moviment Graffiti, Ġustizzja għall-Palestina, The Watermelon Warriors, and Youth for Palestine. The demonstrators gathered to denounce U.S. support for Israel, which they say is fueling the ongoing violence against Palestinians in Gaza.

The protesters carried placards accusing the U.S. of providing weapons that have contributed to the deaths of thousands in Gaza and Lebanon. They condemned Israel’s long-standing impunity for actions related to colonialism, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing, which they argue have led to the current humanitarian crisis.

The groups called for an immediate cessation of U.S. military, political, and economic aid to Israel, demanding accountability from the U.S. and other countries complicit in the violence. The message from the demonstrators was clear: to stop the bloodshed in Gaza, the financial support sustaining Israel’s military operations must come to an end.

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Marine biologist and Malta’s Ocean Ambassador Professor Alan Deidun, along with environmental activist Steve Zammit Lupi, has been honoured for their exceptional contributions to environmental preservation at the ERA Awards held at Verdala Palace.

The awards, organised by the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) under the patronage of President Myriam Spiteri Debono, aim to highlight individuals driving significant environmental change. Minister for the Environment Miriam Dalli was also present at the ceremony.

Professor Deidun received the Buonamico Award, named after Malta’s first naturalist, in recognition of his innovative research and steadfast dedication to raising environmental awareness. As Malta’s first Ocean Ambassador, his work bridges scientific exploration and conservation action.

Steve Zammit Lupi was presented with the Special Recognition Award for his activism and community initiatives. Known for cycling from Malta to Sweden to promote sustainability, Zammit Lupi continues to champion eco-friendly projects in Ħaż-Żebbuġ.

ERA Chairman Perit Vincent Cassar praised their efforts, describing them as an inspiration for future generations to protect Malta’s environment. President Spiteri Debono highlighted the importance of balancing economic growth with safeguarding natural resources, underlining the link between environmental conservation and public well-being.

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