Annual STI testing for non-EU massage therapists amounted to ‘slander,’ admit health authorities
Health authorities kept quiet about changes to the legal provisions
Annual STI testing for non-EU massage therapists amounted to ‘slander,’ admit health authorities
Health authorities kept quiet about changes to the legal provisions
KM Malta Airlines announces extra flights and special fares for MEP and local council elections
To qualify for special fares, all travel needs to take place into and out of the same city
European Parliament adopts regulation making it easier for companies to be paid on time
The maximum credit term under the new Late Payment Regulation is to up to 120 days, for some sectors
French ATC strike forces Ryanair to cancel over 300 flights, affecting 50,000 passengers
The low-cost carrier is demanding the EU carries out reforms to ensure travel continues undisrupted
Valletta ranks 8th most expensive European capital city to live in – study
While London is the most expensive, Bucharest is the most affordable
KM Malta Airlines cancels flights between Malta and Paris on Thursday due to air traffic control strike
Impacted customers can opt for an alternative flight or apply for a full refund
WATCH: MEPs in dialogue – Financial institutions and over-regulation
This is the third in a series of debates designed to engage citizens in the lead-up to the MEP elections ...
ICT sector makes up 10.3% of Malta’s economy, most in EU
Malta was also in the top spots for value added from ICT services and ICT manufacturing
Building and Construction Authority CEO resigns days after fatal construction incident
Jesmond Muscat quits after less than two years in the role
Government launches portal for temping agencies to apply for a licence, following regulations
New regulations, aimed at regulating the sector and diminishing abuse, came into force on 1st April
Gozo Channel diverts operations to Ċirkewwa South Quay due to weather conditions
Malta has been subject to strong winds over the past few days
Malta’s debt-to-GDP ratio falls as economy registers strong recovery
Government deficit the lowest in four years, but remains higher than the maximum allowed under the EU's fiscal stability rules
Over €800,000 left unclaimed from old Air Malta loyalty scheme
There were 6,162 Flypass members owned compensation for the now-defunct scheme
Tesla slashes prices across the world amid falling sales and increased competition
The EV manufacturer had a chaotic week characterised by share price falls and model recalls
Vessel and aircraft creditors’ rights ‘tightly protected’ under new insolvency rules, says Official Receiver
Malta’s new insolvency laws includes special provisions for the maritime and aviation sectors