Should the continued increase in Malta’s national debt be a cause for concern?
Latest National Statistics Office figures show government debt continued to increase during the first four months of 2026
2026 Edition
Mastering the language of business: How BELS is crafting bespoke training for a dynamic economy
Built differently – CLA Malta offers custom solutions in a cookie-cutter landscape of tax advisory and business
Gozo Channel launches tender for lease of new ferry
The tender envisages the leasing of a fourth ferry through a time-charter agreement
Central Bank sets new anti-fraud expectations for instant payments as scams evolve
It suggests that payment providers should review their existing systems and conduct a gap analysis against the new expectations
More than 60% of people in Malta live in ‘under-occupied’ homes
Malta's percentage is far higher than the EU average of 33.4%
Sea cleaning efforts will intensify around eastern Malta – Aquaculture Federation CEO on slime prevention
Federation wants to ensure that its fish farm activity creates as minimal an inconvenience as possible, Charlon Gouder says.
Banks expect technology-driven risks to play an increasingly important role, survey finds
The Central Bank of Malta conducted its first edition of its Systemic Risk Perceptions Survey among 11 domestic banks
Cost of Malta’s LNG supply through BP deal will vary according to market, Energy Minister says
Minister says deal, both in terms of the agreement and price, is based on international standards
Maltese among youngest in Europe to buy their first home
Among current owners, nearly three-quarters had some family help in purchasing their first home
Malta’s dividend league table
Continued operating progress at Farsons
Signals from the debt markets
'The surge in yields has not abated'
The second wave of the AI rally
'Semiconductor sector is essentially the largest contributor to the strong gains across the broader market,’ Edward Rizzo says
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Fraud, tax evasion, drug trafficking behind majority of reports to FIAU
FIAU report provides an overview of organised crime trends linked to Malta
Conference challenges business leaders to rethink artificial intelligence: ‘Are we encoding inequality?’
The conference drew human resources leaders, policymakers and executives from across Malta's private and public sectors
Why face-to-face trade missions still matter in a digital world
TradeMalta just returned from a trade mission in the UK and Malta-based businesses have one thing to say
Tourism: 55% of collective accommodation bed growth since 2020 concentrated in St Julian’s, Gżira
St Julian’s alone accounted for an increase of 4,754 bed places
Malta Biennale defends success of 2026 edition but sidesteps concerns raised by MEIA
Malta Biennale accused MEIA of consistently seeking to 'publicly tarnish' the event
World Cup sticker mania turns childhood hobby into a collector’s market
Scarcity plays a major role in determining value
MGA considers larger role as prediction markets gain traction
MGA exploring how its integrity function may be expanded to address betting integrity more broadly
Buying from Temu or Shein? Here’s how the EU’s new €3 import duty will work
Ordering inexpensive products from outside the EU could soon become noticeably more expensive
117 unexploded ordinance cleared along planned second interconnector route
This complex operation prepares the strategic maritime route for the next phase of installation
Chamber of Advocates orders one-day strike for court lawyers
The Chamber ordered its members to refrain from attending any court sitting on the day
MFSA publishes Cyber Threats Awareness Brief, identifying trends and advising protection measures
Core attack vectors such as phishing, credential theft, vulnerability exploitation, remain prevalent, MFSA says
