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Poprvé v kariéře slaví postup do grandslamového osmifinále a vyhlíží bitvu se svým idolem a pravděpodobně nejlepším tenistou historie. Jakub Menšík ve třetím kole Australian Open porazil Ethana Quinna 3:0 a v pondělí se o účast ve čtvrtfinále střetne s Novakem Djokovičem. Naopak Linda Nosková, Tomáš Macháč, Tereza Valentová, Karolína Plíšková i Nikola Bartůňková dohráli. Source link

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]]> A total of 63 rock music events will be supported in 2026 through the Rock’n Malta scheme, benefiting around 1,800 local artists with a collective investment of €1 million, Minister for Culture Owen Bonnici announced. Administered by Festivals Malta, the fund provides financial and consultative support to organisers, promoters, artists and bands, with the aim of raising the standard of rock music events in Malta. Minister Bonnici described the €1 million investment as a clear sign of government confidence in local talent, noting that the supported concerts will generate creative opportunities, employment and increased cultural activity across the country. Festivals Malta Chairman Aaron Zahra said the scheme continues to attract a high number of applications each year, reflecting its importance and the need for ongoing investment in the local rock scene. He added that the fund helps deliver high-quality events featuring both local and international talent. Festivals Malta CEO...

]]> It’s clear that 2026 will be a year of changes in the Maltese sporting world, as the Authority for Integrity in Maltese Sports (AIMS) starts to fully implement matters which come under its purview. In an interview with The Malta Independent on Sunday, the authority’s CEO Kevin Azzopardi said that the New Year will see several changes: chiefly the introduction of licensing for sports facilities, the creation of a new sporting tribunal, and the consolidation of several bureaucratic processes that sports clubs have to go through. It’s good first and foremost to understand that sport in Malta is much bigger than being simply football.  Yes, the main football clubs on the island are among the most followed, have the most money, and nowadays are pretty much fully professional – but as Azzopardi said, there are over 400 sports clubs dotted around the country spread across a multitude of disciplines....