Malta’s maritime sector could face ‘increased scrutiny’ in latest EU sanctions package – Stephanie Fabri
Stephanie highlights how the European Union is facing a critical juncture in its maritime and economic strategy
EU Commission unveils record €1.816 trillion budget – but faces an uphill battle on the negotiations table
The plan, touted as 'more strategic, more flexible, more transparent,' seeks to reallocate funds toward competitiveness, defence, and crisis resilience
ECB cuts key interest rates by 25 basis points as inflation nears target
The deposit facility rate will be reduced to 2.00%, refinancing to 2.15%, and lending to 2.40%
European businesses pull back from China amid fierce competition and weak demand
Nearly three-quarters of surveyed companies said it has become increasingly difficult to operate in the Chinese market
Malta named among EU nations with legal adult-use cannabis as Europe’s market set to explode – Forbes
Forbes identifies Malta and Luxembourg as the EU countries with operational adult-use cannabis frameworks
EU’s new Single Market Strategy aims to boost business growth and slash red tape
The strategy includes measures to simplify regulation, improve coordination, and cut red tape
MEP Peter Agius leads EU talks on fair competition and product safety
'I will be pushing for a Europe with less bureaucracy for business'
Rising prices and climate crisis: This is what Malta’s young people want EU to focus on in next five years
This comes from the recently published EP Youth Survey 2024, which examines the views of young people (aged 16-30) across ...
20 years of EU membership ‘a milestone for growth, modernisation, shared prosperity’ – MBB
Malta’s inclusion in the EU’s Single Market has fuelled ‘significant strides’ in various economic sectors
Reinventing the single market: Strategic vision and bold reforms for Malta and Europe
Proposed reforms present significant opportunities and formidable challenges for our small island nation
Hard-fought EU deal to reclassify gig workers as formal employees breaks down at the last minute
Platform work employer Bolt feels the text would create legal uncertainty for hundreds of thousands of drivers throughout the EU
EU and Kenya edge closer to ‘historic’ Economic Partnership Agreement to boost trade
The most ambitious trade deal ever signed by the EU with a developing country regarding sustainability provisions
European Commissioner for Economy says EU is ‘avoiding recession’, despite slowdown
Paolo Gentiloni said the bloc is gripped by a ‘double crisis’
Eurozone hobbles out of mild recession in second quarter of 2023
The monetary union's GDP grew by 0.3%
EU and the Philippines to relaunch free-trade agreement negotiations
Trade between the EU and the Philippines was worth €18.4 billion in goods and €4.7 billion in services in 2022
Malta’s maritime sector could face ‘increased scrutiny’ in latest EU sanctions package – Stephanie Fabri
Stephanie highlights how the European Union is facing a critical juncture in its maritime and economic strategy
EU Commission unveils record €1.816 trillion budget – but faces an uphill battle on the negotiations table
The plan, touted as 'more strategic, more flexible, more transparent,' seeks to reallocate funds toward competitiveness, defence, and crisis resilience
ECB cuts key interest rates by 25 basis points as inflation nears target
The deposit facility rate will be reduced to 2.00%, refinancing to 2.15%, and lending to 2.40%
European businesses pull back from China amid fierce competition and weak demand
Nearly three-quarters of surveyed companies said it has become increasingly difficult to operate in the Chinese market
Malta named among EU nations with legal adult-use cannabis as Europe’s market set to explode – Forbes
Forbes identifies Malta and Luxembourg as the EU countries with operational adult-use cannabis frameworks
EU’s new Single Market Strategy aims to boost business growth and slash red tape
The strategy includes measures to simplify regulation, improve coordination, and cut red tape
MEP Peter Agius leads EU talks on fair competition and product safety
'I will be pushing for a Europe with less bureaucracy for business'
Rising prices and climate crisis: This is what Malta’s young people want EU to focus on in next five years
This comes from the recently published EP Youth Survey 2024, which examines the views of young people (aged 16-30) across ...
20 years of EU membership ‘a milestone for growth, modernisation, shared prosperity’ – MBB
Malta’s inclusion in the EU’s Single Market has fuelled ‘significant strides’ in various economic sectors
Reinventing the single market: Strategic vision and bold reforms for Malta and Europe
Proposed reforms present significant opportunities and formidable challenges for our small island nation
Hard-fought EU deal to reclassify gig workers as formal employees breaks down at the last minute
Platform work employer Bolt feels the text would create legal uncertainty for hundreds of thousands of drivers throughout the EU
EU and Kenya edge closer to ‘historic’ Economic Partnership Agreement to boost trade
The most ambitious trade deal ever signed by the EU with a developing country regarding sustainability provisions
European Commissioner for Economy says EU is ‘avoiding recession’, despite slowdown
Paolo Gentiloni said the bloc is gripped by a ‘double crisis’
Eurozone hobbles out of mild recession in second quarter of 2023
The monetary union's GDP grew by 0.3%
EU and the Philippines to relaunch free-trade agreement negotiations
Trade between the EU and the Philippines was worth €18.4 billion in goods and €4.7 billion in services in 2022