Malta recorded the steepest deterioration in the amount of food a minimum wage could buy
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'Leave taxi stands to us,' says Malcolm Ciantar
The company has opened a suppot website for travelers
Possible applicants include individuals who have a valid emphyteutic concession or commercial lease
The measure will enforce legislation enacted last year
Interest rates are expected to moderate, but a rapid decrease is not currently expected
The final in a series of debates showcasing the views of Malta’s MEP candidates ahead of the 8th June elections
There is an exodus of local workers from the industry
The legal notice applies to all workers, both on definite and indefinite contracts
During the first six months of 2024, Enemalta said that it has commissioned 26 new substations and upgraded 24 others
The industry is increasingly being geared towards large operators - to the detriment of small ones
An average day by the pool in 2024 would cost €46.25, higher than last year’s €42.50
Five of the 20 countries with a share larger than 1% of world GDP are EU member states
The ECB's statute makes it very difficult to dismiss central bank governors to protect them from undue influence
Anton Buttigieg outlines the trade promotion organisation’s work in supporting Malta-based businesses on their export journey.
The defence poked holes over procedural issues
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