Storm Harry triggers widespread power cuts across Malta, disrupting homes and businesses
Residents in some areas have reported prolonged outages
Storm Harry triggers widespread power cuts across Malta, disrupting homes and businesses
Residents in some areas have reported prolonged outages
Serial entrepreneur Mario Schraepen on speed, access and startup potential
Mario says that while the country is only roughly 27 kilometres from end to end, it offers a 'layered, lived-in' ...
MaltaPost suspends deliveries until end of storm
A red warning for gale-force winds is currently in effect until Tuesday at noon
Gozo cargo ship can cut traffic and Ċirkewwa queues, say business groups
'A much needed investment'
Inbound tourism reaches nearly 3.8 million visitors in first 11 months of 2025
Inbound tourist arrivals were estimated at 304,620 in November alone
Farmhouse once used by 1798 Maltese rebellion leader goes on sale for €2.5m
It once served as the headquarters of Vincenzo Borg, one of the leaders in the Maltese uprising against the French
Strengthening the fight against finance crime: Malta’s cooperation with Asian partners
Matthew Scicluna highlights how these partnerships strengthen Malta’s position as a global financial hub and benefit local businesses
Gozo Channel’s car capacity set to increase by 117 vehicles
The passenger ferries will have enough space for 625 cars once the investment is complete
UK regains top spot as Malta’s largest tourism market
Poland registered a 48.9% year-on-year increase, emerging as Malta International Airport’s fastest-growing market
Maltese property sales rise by 5.9% in 2025 as transaction volumes hit multi-year high
Higher transaction values outpaced growth in the number of final deeds
‘An important step’: Gozo associations welcome larger ferry fleet
Gozo Tourism Association says next step must be the development of larger berths at Mġarr and Ċirkewwa
Gozo Channel to get two new ferries and dedicated cargo vessel
The new ferries are set to start operating in 2029
Malta’s Office for Competition joins EU initiative on digital enforcement
The Office for Competition is set to enhance its technical, legal and analytical expertise
Talent and labour shortages are Malta’s top economic risk, says WEF report
It was followed by inflation and pollution in the list of Malta's most serious near-term risks
The Remarkable Collective: How Beverly Cutajar is reshaping Malta’s leadership development landscape
Led by Beverly Cutajar, The Remarkable Collective is reshaping how people and organisations grow - by design, not by default