Three fatal, and over 1,000 non-fatal accidents at work reported in first half of 2026
The highest number of non-fatal accidents were recorded in the construction sector
Three fatal, and over 1,000 non-fatal accidents at work reported in first half of 2026
The highest number of non-fatal accidents were recorded in the construction sector
Malta Business Bureau welcomes EU procurement proposal, but ‘European preference must not be obligatory’
'A well-functioning public procurement market can play an important role in supporting competitiveness', official says
Malta’s energy trade deficit stands at 5.4% of GDP – highest in EU
Malta’s energy trade deficit is considerably larger relative to its economy than that of any other EU member state
Malta and three other EU states agree to coordinate on EU shipping emission regulations
Discussions focused in particular on the decarbonisation of the maritime sector
EU proposes simpler public procurement rules which include ‘European preference’ mechanisms
'We are cutting bureaucracy and making it easier for our SMEs to compete,' EU Commission VP says
Malta International Airport records 12.3% passenger growth in August
Italy was the leading driver of passenger traffic for the second consecutive month
Enemalta defends Gozo grid investment after power cuts hit recently upgraded areas
The power company said it will continue to strengthen Gozo's energy supply after critical issues affected thousands last month
Here’s the scoop: What does an ice cream cost in Malta?
Your choice of frozen treat can cost anything from less than €2 to considerably more than an hour’s minimum wage
KM Malta Airlines unable to offer alternative flights this week to those affected by London disruptions
Disruptions caused by technical system failures affecting the UK’s National Air Traffic Services air traffic control systems
MDB backs a greener future for Malta’s buildings
Malta Development Bank’s sustainability schemes can help eligible businesses finance green upgrades, from more efficient equipment to major rehabilitation projects
Rising unemployment reflects skills gap among Maltese workers, economist says
Economist Professor Philip von Brockdorff said that ‘AI can restrict job opportunities for persons with very low skills’
40.8% say their financial situation is better this year than last, survey finds
3 out of every 4 people say their standard of living is average
Two bids submitted to replace Gozo Channel’s Nikolaos
Caronte e Tourist and Ragusa Xpress are the two companies that placed the bid
SuperCharger Ventures announces €10M Fund I to back EdTech and Future of Work startups
The fund will focus on pre-seed and seed-stage startups that have completed an accelerator program
MDA welcomes return of trade schools: ‘Choosing a trade should never be seen as a lesser option’
'Malta’s education system must recognise that academic education is not the only route to a successful career'