Malta minimum-wage earners can afford 6% less food than five years ago
Malta recorded the steepest deterioration in the amount of food a minimum wage could buy
Government launches process to define Malta’s vision for upcoming 25 years with strategic targets
It will serve as a blueprint for the country's economic, social, and environmental development
€1.9 million worth of vouchers issued for BCRS scheme have not been cashed yet
In 22 months, BCRS Malta Ltd collected 403.5 million beverage containers
Laura Gatti, co-designer of Milan’s Bosco Verticale, to landscape db Towers
Beyond offering breathtaking views, the residential towers will be adorned with a carefully curated selection of trees and shrubs
EU to raise issue of illegal fishing in Maltese waters in upcoming mission to Tunisia
There have been several reports of Tunisians illegally fishing in Maltese waters over the last years
Planning Authority launches public consultation for Villa Rosa local plan revision
The revision aims to adjust the sub-zone boundaries within the site and define permissible building heights for each zone
Malta’s dense restaurant scene adds pressure as profits dip
The country boasts a higher concentration of restaurants than major global cities like New York, Paris, or London
Maltese workers log longer hours than EU counterparts
This trend of longer working hours has been consistent over recent years
Enhancing SOC capabilities through technology and strategy
There is a growing need for cybersecurity to be approached holistically, which involves unifying data across an organisation’s digital environment
Half of Malta’s homeowners are mortgage-free, new survey shows
These homeowners never had a mortgage on their main dwelling or have fully repaid their debt
‘Non-EU, but NOT second class’ – TCN Alliance launched
A new organisation dedicated to improving the life of economic migrants invites non-EU nationals to know their worth
Can’t afford a house in Malta? Consider buying an island instead
Property prices continue to surge, particularly in high-demand areas, leaving prospective homeowners facing steep costs
‘The present economic model is pushing the country’s infrastructure to a breaking point’
Chris Vassallo Cesareo notes that considerations around a new economic model point towards a high value-added economy
MFSA notes increase in use of gifts, prizes, and lotteries in financial promotions
The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has identified a number of misleading financial marketing practices in its 2023 report. The ...
Gozo Rural Airfield project approved amid mixed reactions
Project will not encroach on virgin or agricultural land and will only involve an extention of the existing runway
Malta’s trade deficit narrows to €362.2 million in August 2024
The decrease in imports was mainly driven by machinery and transport equipment, which totalled €178.6 million