Malta Employers calls for long-term infrastructure strategy after power outages
Malta Employers says the recent power outages highlight the need for coordinated, long-term infrastructure planning across key sectors
Malta Employers calls for long-term infrastructure strategy after power outages
Malta Employers says the recent power outages highlight the need for coordinated, long-term infrastructure planning across key sectors
MFSA unveils strategy to strengthen fight against financial crime
The strategy is intended to build on previous frameworks while responding to developments in the EU's new financial crime regime
Planning Authority gives green light to German Kraft microbrewery in Sliema’s ‘Il-Fortizza’
The permit includes a €7,000 bank guarantee to ensure that all restoration work is done according to the approved method
On-the-spot fines for tourists officially doubled to €50
The minimum price of on-the-spot fines has doubled from €25 to €50
Irish media highlights Malta’s €11k fines for leaving farmland idle
An article reported that Malta's Labour Government is targeting non-farmer investors who acquire agricultural land but leave it unused
MDA welcomes construction waste recycling incentives, calls for stronger circular
'Measures that encourage the proper recycling and recovery of construction waste contribute directly to reducing landfill dependency'
Government consumption added 1.5 percentage points to GDP growth in Q1, Central Bank states
HICP inflation excluding energy and food increased slightly to 2.4 per cent
Malta Government Stock issue attracts €852 million in applications
Retail investors submitted applications worth around €162 million by the closing deadline
In a span of 13 years Malta’s housing prices saw an increase of 53.5% according to Eurostat
Up until 2023 63% of the Maltese population lived in apartments
MFSA launches consultation on rules for aircraft financial leasing companies
The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has launched a public consultation on proposed rules for aircraft financial leasing companies and related due ...
Government debt approaching €12 billion with a deficit of €463.5 million in the first half of 2026
Recurrent revenue saw an increase of €681 million when compared to the same period in the previous year
Fishing vessel electricity and water service charges to be cut by up to 57%
Electricity charges for other vessels registered as MFC will meanwhile be reduced by 17 per cent
Sliema Wanderers FC plans two-floor expansion at Tigné, includes gym, padel courts and commercial space
Once the project is complete, 'the club will finally become self-sustainable with a good budget,' club president says
EU AI Omnibus comes into force, easing business burdens
EU AI Omnibus is intended to provide legal certainty for businesses and reduce bureaucracy
MEIA ‘unequivocally condemns’ non-payment of artists
'Practitioners tell us they are reluctant to pursue what they are owed because they fear losing future opportunities'