Average work week in Malta longer than EU average
In 2025, the actual weekly working hours of EU full-time and part-time workers in their main job averaged 35.9 hours
Infrastructure Malta completes country’s first solar pavement
Project is part of €4 million repair and embellishment project
Von der Heyden awarded exclusive dealership for Riva yachts
Partnership will allow Ferretti Group to provide better service in the Med
Ponte finally given green light for fast ferry to Sicily… but only temporarily
Start of service was delayed due to legal challenge
Government reveals names of Marsascala marina bidders
Expression of interest was issued back in April
Malta presents metro studies to the European Commission
The current proposal for Malta’s metro system is estimated to cost €2.6 billion
Property tax exemption only temporary, Finance Ministry insists
Measure drew widespread criticism from stakeholders
Malta loses €316 million to tax abuse – report
Almost $500bn ‘lost to tax abuse by firms and super-rich in 2021’
Any tourist-related strategy should start with assessing how many tourists Malta can take, says Tony Zahra
MHRA currently drawing up carrying capacity report
Malta’s drive to be at the forefront of Artificial Development gets boost as latest round of scholarships awarded
Malta Digitial Innovation Authority CEO Kenneth Brincat said that the scholarships reflect ‘synergy with today's day and age’
Not our intention to be a burden, says new MFSA chief
Local financial services industry is 'at a crossroads'
MFSA appoints Michael Spiteri Bailey to wind up and liquidate Nemea Bank
As Controller, Mr Spiteri Bailey will assume control of the bank from 16th November
Malta counts cost of driving on the left, as Brexit hits used-car market hard
Importers call on government to increase grants on used electric vehicles
Outbound tourism up 7% over last year
Italy remains top destination for Maltese
Health authorities keep mum on STI clause for massage therapists
The line between sex work and massage therapy is blurry for non-EU nationals
Cannabis Reform Bill could lead to more workplace accidents, says employers’ association
MCESD partners say cannabis debate should be put off till after the election