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
A travel industry in tatters: Air Malta sees thousands of flight booking cancellations
In comments to The Times, the national carrier said there was a dramatic increase of no-shows at the airport
You get what you pay for: Malta relatively cheap to do business in, but also quite difficult
Malta ranks 88th for ease of doing business according to
Malta welcomes Emirates back as flight service to Dubai resumes
The service departs from Dubai every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Public service employees to enjoy ‘full flexibility’ to work remotely
The Remote Working Policy enters into force on 1st October and has an 18-month transition period
Malta ranks as 11th richest EU country
Maltese people had lower debts and assets than the average EU citizen
FELTOM warns of ‘decimation’ of ELT sector as schools approach liquidation
Language schools waiting for ‘concrete guarantees’ to reverse ‘complete disaster’
Malta backtracks on unvaccinated traveller ban by imposing quarantine rules
The change comes hours before the new restrictions were due to come into force, on 14th July
Deputy PM says if hospital numbers remain low, Government will press on vaccine drive instead of restrictions
He confirmed there are currently seven hospital patients related to COVID
Recruitment woes: foreign workers quit job, get visa, only to find they can’t travel to Malta
The ban on unvaccinated visitors to Malta has left recruitment agencies in the lurch
Deputy Prime Minister and Health Minister Chris Fearne to address press conference at 2.30pm
Superintendent of Public Health Charmaine Gauci and Prime Minister Robert Abela will not be present
COVID-19 vaccines to be given on a first-come-first-served basis from Monday
A mobile unit will be touring Malta’s towns and villages to improve access to the vaccine
Catering establishments call for initiative recognising businesses where staff are majority vaccinated
The Association of Catering Establishments says such a move would recognise ‘COVID Compliant’ eateries
Malta COVID vaccine travel requirement ‘discriminatory’, says European Commission
Initial EU plans for a vaccine Green Certificate stated it should be used as a facilitator for free movement
Legal notice on closure of English schools remains unpublished, resulting in mass confusion
EFL industry frustrated and angry as lack legal notice on Friday’s announcement leaves schools in limbo
Final deeds of sales, promise-of-sale agreements for June 2021 continue to increase
The value of final deeds of sale for June 2021 was found to be 72% higher than the same month ...