Aquaculture federation CEO hails cleanup campaign a success as 25,500 litres of oily liquid collected
Charlon Gouder said the industry had registered a notable improvement in coastal water conditions this summer
Malta’s tourism paradox: Can we really have both quantity and quality?
Tony Zahra from the MHRA and Professor Lino Briguglio give their perspective on the fate of tourism in Malta
From 17 to 41: Boating collisions in Malta more than double in two years
There were a total of 248 reported boating incidents in 2024 alone
Malta’s missing soundstage: ‘We’re losing a lot of work,’ says film crew member
The long-promised soundstage obtained planning approval in 2022, but seems to have gotten mired in delays
Cruise passenger numbers decline in Q2 2025, despite slight increase in EU arrivals
Total arrivals in H1 2025 surpassed 340,000, but average passengers per vessel drop
Lawyer says new Malta Labour Migration Policy aims to retain skilled TCN workers while promoting fairness
Changes in the Labour Migration Policy are beginning implementation in August and October
Broadband bills shrink as more Maltese households pay less for internet
The share of households paying over €50 has plunged from 49% in 2022 to just 13% in 2025
Local and international companies compete for Malta’s first offshore wind farm
Strong interest was shown from Maltese, Italian and Greek bidders
Inflation remains stable in June at 2.4%
Food and housing continue to drive year-on-year price increases
MHRA calls pilots ‘irresponsible, unjustified’ over strike during ‘critical summer tourism season’
'The MHRA and the country have had enough'
Melita Business: Redefining telecoms support with proactive care
Melita Business is elevating telecoms support by combining reliable service with forward‑thinking initiatives like AI, automation, and issue prevention
Malta’s R&D spend stays level at 0.6% of GDP
Total expenditure of research and development amounted to €121 million in 2023, an increase of €16.1 million
Most Maltese scam victims don’t know about dispute resolution service, study finds
In this day and age ignorance costs, as scammers are getting increasingly clever
Extreme heat set to leave 2.5% dent in Malta’s GDP by mid-century
The country is set to see GDP impacts from extreme heat
GBSB Global launches career-focused digital programmes in Malta
GBSB Global Business School’s Malta campus blends digital innovation with international education
Maltese hauliers call for smarter EU funding access to tackle rising costs and green transition
'Our geographic insularity imposes specific constraints'