German court clears use of breached MGA documents in reporting, Lilith Wittmann says
The MGA has previously rejected the suggestion that its legal measures were intended to silence or intimidate her
German court clears use of breached MGA documents in reporting, Lilith Wittmann says
The MGA has previously rejected the suggestion that its legal measures were intended to silence or intimidate her
Enemalta advances plans for new Malta-Gozo interconnector
This follows a €45 million general election pledge for a Malta-Gozo high-voltage link
MDIA to assess potential for new research and innovation network in Gozo
Research is intended to provide an assessment of how a future research and innovation ecosystem in Gozo could be structured
MDA calls on PN not to politicise PA CEO controversy over Yorgen Fenech chats
MDA believes that a political discussion should focus on constructive proposals and meaningful reforms
Delta’s Malta-New York route records 84% seat load factor as 2027 extension discussed
The flights began operating in June with three weekly flights
Malta launches €300 million Government Stock issue, with option to raise up to €500 million
The retail offer will open at 8.30am on Monday 5th October
MDA welcomes proposed stamp duty relief on parent-to-child property transfers
The MDA said that this measure would help families plan how to pass property on to the next generation
Housing and household equipment register the highest annual inflation rates in August
The overall increase in the inflation rate was largely due to the higher prices of takeaways, tiles and land transport
KM Malta Airlines partners with SNCF Voyageurs for combined flight and train bookings through two airports
The single booking covers flights connecting through Paris Charles-de-Gaulle and Lyon Saint-Exupéry
Malta Communications Authority ‘following Melita-Epic developments closely’
MCA may provide its technical input and support to the competent authorities throughout their assessments
From AI to crypto: MFSA looks at what’s next for Malta’s financial services sector
'The pace of technological change is reshaping financial services and creating both opportunities and new risks'
‘Immense pride’: Gozo business lobbies welcome Victoria’s selection as European Capital of Culture
Victoria (Rabat) will hold the title of European Capital of Culture in 2031
Digital euro moves closer to reality as ECB launches first wholesale system
European policymakers are attempting to modernise the euro for an increasingly digital financial system
Number of part-timers also holding full-time jobs increases 12.5% year on year
In April 2026, administrative and information and communication contributed mostly to the increase in full-time employment
EU to add €2 handling fee to low-value imports from outside the EU
This charge will be added on top of the VAT and the €3 duty which was introduced in July