French NGO accuses Metsola and MEP of working with USA to dismantle Green Deal
Bloom calls out EU officials for 'adopting the Trump administration's strategy' to torpedo corporate environmental due diligence
Employment Minister chalks labour shortage up to Malta’s ageing population
Local working age population down by 5,000 over last decade
Is technological progress & its success in saving lives partly responsible for increasing health care costs?
One study found the prevalence of higher health costs but improved survival rates
Reduce VAT for tourism sector to encourage investment, says PN
'We can only remain competitive if we continue to invest'
Malta recognises COVID vaccine certificates from Kuwait and Singapore
Kuwait was placed on the 'red list' this week, effectively allowing international travel
No contingency plans for school closures, raising spectre of work no-shows
'Priority is to enable the physical presence of children in school'
Number of people registering for work in August 2021 decreases by 2,230 year-on-year
The total number of people who registered as unemployed stood at 1,442
Fake vaccine certificates going for €150 on Malta’s black market, study says
The international market for forged COVID-19-related documentation has grown tenfold in just a month
Malta’s internet amongst worst in Europe, study finds
Mobile internet stability in Malta is amongst the lowest globally
India, Maldives & Russia among 19 countries added to Malta’s quarantine-free travel list
Travellers must present a Malta-recognised vaccine certificate to avoid quarantine
Finance Minister acknowledges ‘significant’ work to be done during visit to MFSA
His visit came part of the run up to the 2022 Budget, to be officially announced on 11th October
What would a November election mean for Malta’s business community?
Two of Malta's business leaders give their insights on the possibility of a November election
‘Exponential’ rise in freezing orders related to money laundering ‘won’t impress FATF’, says Jason Azzopardi
'It surely needs a lot of explaining,' says the MP
Nearly half those aged 15 and over have ‘low level of education’ – survey
Persons with a higher education level are more likely to be in employment
‘Increasingly likely’ passenger numbers will hit pre-COVID levels in 2023, says Air Malta chairman
Malta's key tourism markets are recovering at a faster pace than was initially expected, says David Curmi
Air link will be ‘catalyst’ for new economic activity, says Gozo Tourism Association
The association praised the commitment to avoid uptake of agricultural land for the project