European Central Bank raises interest rates as Iran war generates inflation pressures
Eurosystem staff revised up their baseline projection for inflation in 2026 and 2027
EU countries expel 149 Russian diplomats following Bucha killings, Ukraine PM addresses UN
The EU is also planning to propose fresh sanctions, including a ban on Russian coal
‘Right to repair’ taking shape as MEPs outline priorities ahead of Commission proposal
Almost 4 in 5 EU citizens believe manufacturers should be required to make the repair of digital devices easier
Over 300,000 Teslas delivered in first months of 2022 as carmaker announces record numbers
Tesla team and suppliers 'save the day' despite 'exceptionally difficult' quarter
Malta to revoke citizenship of individuals sanctioned by US for ‘enabling Putin’s war’
Malberg Ltd's Evgeniya Vladimirovna Bernova and Nikita Aleksandrovich Sobolev have been sanctioned by the US Treasury
US President Joe Biden orders ‘unprecedented’ release of oil reserves
This comes after a historic gas deal signed between the US and EU last week
Malta-registered Russian-owned superyacht seized in British waters
The British Transport Secretary said the move sends 'a clear and stark warning to Putin and his cronies'
Malta to be barred from Russia under restrictions for ‘unfriendly’ nations
Travel between Malta and Russia was already heavily restricted
HSBC international cuts references to Ukraine ‘war’ in analyst research – FT report
The bank significantly softened its tone around the invasion
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
EU imports and exports increase in 2021
Imports increased by 23%, while exports rose by 13%
Russia cost of living increases more than 14% as sanctions bite
Inflation is rising dramatically in the country
Operations normalise at key Apple supplier Foxconn after COVID-related disruption
Products manufactured by Foxconn also include the XBox, Kindle, and Nintendo game consoles
Boeing 737 carrying 132 people crashes in southern China, Chinese state media reports
Media reports say there are no signs of survivors
Explained: How international sanctions work and what they mean for Maltese firms
Finance Incorporated Ltd CEO Cenk Kahraman gives an overview of sanctions and how they work
Lidl Malta limits sales of some products including tomato sauce and toilet paper
Several images have emerged of signs asking customers to limit their purchases for specific items