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
Energy Minister in bilateral meeting with Sicilian President over Malta’s second interconnector
Government approved the building of a second interconnector in last year
Language students’ longer stays partially salvage torrid 2021 for ELT industry
The average stay per students increased from 2.8 weeks in 2019 to 4.9 weeks in 2021
European Commission to take Malta to court over ‘discriminatory’ car registration fee
Malta's answer to the concerns raised failed to convince the Commission
Growth of outdoor dining spaces can improve tourism product, but not if it creates a ‘jungle of canopies’
Industry stakeholders call for balanced approach to catering establishments’ encroachment on public walkways
Malta inflation remains lowest in EU despite April rise
Malta's 12-month moving average rate for April stood at 2.1%
Central Bank of Malta notes strong improvement in business conditions in last months of 2021
'Activity is gradually normalising'
‘Malta wants to continue strengthening its cooperation with the UK,’ says Foreign Minister Ian Borg
Post-Brexit, the UK’s Minister for Europe says he looks forward to technical trade discussions between the two sides
POYC scheme open to all licenced pharmacies
The Malta Chamber stressed the scheme is not tied to membership with a particular body
Wizz Air to set up subsidiary Maltese airline
The airline expects to begin operations in October
Malta’s financial regulator notes ‘positive results’ in fighting money-laundering
A recent webinar was organised by the MFSA's Supervisors Academy
‘Some shareholders must say mea culpa’ – Paul Bonello speaks out on BOV’s Deiulemar settlement
However, the Finco Treasury Management managing director concedes that the settlement was the right decision ‘at this stage’
Issues with crew documentation cause Ponte Ferries yet another headache – report
‘The vessel is now fully operational and running according to its schedule,’ a spokesperson for the company said
Gozo lobbies express optimism about air strip, say stable schedule ‘necessary’
The proposed location was described as ‘a dump’ characterised by ‘dunes of rubble’
Malta sees 609 residential building permits approved in first three months of 2022
This represented a significant year on year increase
Malta Air records €679.4 million revenue in 2022 financial year
The Ryanair subsidiary's results were a marked improvement on a year before