Stronger worker protections introduced through labour law amendments
The Government has announced tougher penalties for employers who breach labour laws, aiming to strengthen worker protections and deter abuse
2024 Edition
‘We’re trying to bring about a new form of economy’- peaq Co-Founder Max Thake
‘Family businesses operate differently’: How the Family Business Office supports their unique needs
Behind ŻEJTUNE: Cast and crew speak out on representation, humour, and homegrown cinema
'I hope it encourages growth in local audiences'
TradeMalta leads business mission to Saudi Arabia
Throughout the week, the delegation participated in a series of high-level engagements hosted by the Riyadh Chamber of Commerce
US cuts tariff on small China parcels from 120% to 54%
The tumultuous tides of the trade war seem to be calming... for now
‘One ride, one story at a time’: What Malta’s taxi drivers reveal about global diversity
From Sudan to Sliema, Kathmandu to Qormi – every journey is a window into the world
Film director Alex Camilleri’s ZEJTUNE acquired for world sales
'Can’t wait for the journey ahead'
New GRDA initiative combines green space with underground parking
The Xewkija Park and Ride is also nearing completion
European rearmament meets unexpected obstacle: Roberta Metsola
The Commission is looking to bypass MEPs to get the ball rolling
Flying start for MIA
Earnings deluge
The month of April
A large number of announcements by companies listed on the Malta Stock Exchange are due to be released in the ...
Banks dominate the headlines
A pre-tax profit figure of €302.4 million represents an absolute record in the BOV's 50 years
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Jonathan Falzon
Edward Rizzo
US and China cut deal in trade war
The world’s two largest economies have agreed to a temporary rollback in tariffs following breakthrough talks in Geneva
Cruise arrivals in Malta rise 10.5% in Q1 2025, with US and UK markets gaining ground
Between January and March, a total of 84,597 cruise passengers visited Malta
Financial Times condemns US and EU ‘complicity’ in Gaza ‘catastrophe’
The condemnation represents a major development for the traditionally conservative and right-leaning media portal
Malta’s maritime sector ‘cannot rely solely on its natural harbours,’ says Transport Minister
'The future of the maritime sector depends on the decisions we make today'
Malta Development Bank to launch schemes supporting sustainable development and creative sector
In 2024, the MDB launched the SME Guarantee Scheme and the Guaranteed Co-Lending Scheme
How do salaries in Malta compare to the rest of Europe?
A new analysis has revealed how full-time adjusted salaries compare across the European Union
Companies to Watch: Arringo drives innovation in Malta’s fintech landscape
Fast becoming a major player in fintech outsourcing, Arringo's growth reflects a commitment to innovation and a people-first culture.
‘We have to act now’ – Matthew Maggi comments on Trump’s 100% tariff on foreign movies
'Real solution' is to invest in a sustainable local film industry, says the filmmaker
289,030 tourists visited Malta in March of 2025 – NSO
231,448 tourists visited Malta for the first time, while 57,581 were repeat visitors
Maltese film admissions doubled in 2024 – but is it a turning point or a one-off?
While admissions for Maltese films rose sharply last year, industry insiders warn the numbers may mask deeper challenges
How the Central Bank of Malta navigated financial markets in 2024
The CBM played a key role in stabilising local financial markets amid shifting monetary policy and declining inflation pressures
