‘Suspected influence operation’ ran online prior to general election, study finds
It found that locations of people who managed the Facebook pages were almost exclusively in other countries
‘Suspected influence operation’ ran online prior to general election, study finds
It found that locations of people who managed the Facebook pages were almost exclusively in other countries
Gozo sea crossings exceed two million passengers in Q2 as new Sliema route boosts traffic
Passenger numbers, vehicle movements and ferry trips all increased compared to the same period last year
Mighty Boards becomes first Maltese company to win prestigious Kennerspiel des Jahres
The Kennerspiel des Jahres is one of the international board game industry’s highest honours
Ryanair Q1 profit falls 34% as higher fuel costs and lower fares weigh on earnings
However, demand for summer travel remains strong
Malta secures key wins in revised EU ETS proposal, Government says
In aviation, the temporary suspension of full ETS charges on departing flights has been maintained until 2032
EU Commission publishes ETS reform, MBB insists on better safeguards for island states
Without targeted safeguards, the reform risks overburdening Malta, MBB CEO says
AX Group purchases Marsa factory for €15 million, next door to site once planned for a tower
Adjacent site was earmarked for a tower back in 2018, but planning application was withdrawn
Parking and construction issues dominate resident concerns – survey
Over a fourth mentioned having limited outdoor space
‘General improvement’ in quality of service performance of mobile communication providers, MCA finds
It assessed the quality of voice and data services by mobile service providers
Fiscal consolidation, climate-smart investment key to sustaining Malta’s long-term prosperity – KPMG
The report also highlights the importance of progressing Malta Vision 2050 through a clear delivery plan
‘For centuries women have been, and continue to be, an important pillar of agricultural sector’, Minister says
The minister participated in the meeting of the European Union's Agriculture and Fisheries Council, held in Brussels
New website tracks Malta’s powercuts as they happen
dlam.mt provides live information on both planned and unplanned power cuts, while also maintaining a searchable archive of historical outages
Mice infestation persists as authorities pass the buck
A mice infestation continues to damage crops as farmers shoulder the costs amid confusion over which authority is responsible
Mater Dei Emergency Department expansion works to start in August
Works, Minister Borg said, are expected to take 3 years to complete
Tourist arrivals to Malta surge 22.3% in May as spending nears €420 million
The strong performance continues the country's positive tourism trajectory