In pictures: These Maltese houses just won architectural awards
The BIG SEE Architecture Awards are given to projects from South-East Europe
Malta’s cinema staff cut by nearly half as pandemic hit
Attendance and screening figures decreased dramatically in the year
Financial Action Task Force reportedly divided on Malta greylisting
A final decision is to be taken on 23rd June
Air Malta cuts British routes as demand stalls
Heathrow flights have been slashed and the airline's Manchester route will not run from 20th July to 10th September
‘We were left with no choice’ – MEIA announces demonstration against treatment of sector
Current restrictions do not reflect evidence or logic, according to the MEIA
Virtu says fast ferry fumes a result of ‘forced manoeuvres’
Social media has been awash with pictures of all operators’ fast ferries emitting black plumes of smoke
Exempt no more: imports under €22 to be subject to VAT from 1st July
Previous system ‘heavily abused’ by many sellers, says Customs
Renewable energy from grid-connected PV systems up 20.5% in 2020
The vast majority of PV systems were installed in Malta
60% of adults to be fully vaccinated within 24 hours – Chris Fearne
Malta remains on track to lift its mandatory outdoor mask mandate for vaccinated citizens from the start of July
Ban on travel and construction boom support solid homeware sales
Most report 'decent, but not remarkable' results
‘We take all measures necessary while massive gatherings go on unhindered on the beach just a few metres away’
Eden Leisure Group's Operations Director, Kate de Cesare, echoes the frustrations felt across the entertainment & hospitality sectors
‘Events should be done under protest’ – MEIA tells artists to display protest statement during performances
Under current plans, events would not be feasible or practical, says the MEIA
Looking for a secure way to accept cash payments amid a pandemic? Read on
Cash payments meets contactless technology
Plan for global corporate tax rate unlikely to affect Malta ‘for now’, say economists
‘When you lose tax sovereignty, you lose an important lever with which to govern’
Have you spotted Malta’s floating cruise liner?
With the cruise liner industry restarting, this afternoon’s optical illusion left one resident stumped
Is preventing unvaccinated persons from attending events discrimination? Chris Fearne responds
‘At this point, we have two options: do not open at all, or open in a controlled way’