Clyde Caruana forecasts small surplus by 2029
Malta’s 2025 deficit confirmed at a mere 2.2% of its GDP
Economic growth rates begin to normalise in February 2022, Central Bank economic update shows
In February, sentiment rose across all sectors, except for construction
Robert Abela to be sworn in as Prime Minister this morning after Labour wins by 39,474 votes
The third consecutive win by the PL, and the biggest one yet, sees it secure an 11-seat majority in Parliament
Labour Party wins election by a landslide
Disruption expected in hot spots across the country as supporters take to the street to celebrate
Valletta businesses mulling whether to close on Monday due to post-election celebrations
'Monday will definitely get a bit wild - best thing you can do is call ahead'
Election Day 2022: Malta goes to the polls today
It was an uncharacteristically underwhelming 32-day election campaign
FIAU slaps financial services provider with €94,000 fine for anti-money laundering failure
N Trust was found to have breached a number of regulations
Gozo fast ferries announce very limited weekend schedule due to rough weather
Unfavourable sea conditions will bring the service to a stop this weekend
Despite latest spike in cases, local businesses report small uptick in workplace disruptions
Some eateries and salons report a rise in no-shows while more workers are reporting sick
Malta’s English language schools offer sponsorships for displaced Ukrainian nationals
Malta is a highly popular destination for those wishing to learn English as a foreign language
LNG: EU and US sign gas deal as West intensifies efforts to reduce dependence on Russia
Energy Minister Miriam Dalli has said Malta has no contracts with Russia for the provision of LNG
Ryanair to add nine new destinations as part of a ‘record’ schedule for Malta
The airline will operate 190 weekly flights, 60 more than in 2019
Last poll before election predicts another Labour landslide
Third parties and independents remain relatively unpopular
Malta Maritime Forum welcomes regatta agreement
Cruise liners will not need to make way for the traditional regatta to take place on 31st March
Rising housing and food prices lead to highest inflation in years
The worrying trend does not seem to be slowing down
Hotels cautiously optimistic for 2022, hoping it will be a year of recovery
A shortage of human resources and continuing restrictions on travel top current concerns