Up until 2023 63% of the Maltese population lived in apartments
EU AI Omnibus is intended to provide legal certainty for businesses and reduce bureaucracy
Hefty fines await companies that fail to disclose AI-generated content under new EU rules
EU says Meta must disable default infinite scroll and make its recommender system less engagement-oriented
ESMA clarifies that binary trading on financial instruments is illegal under EU law
Upcoming negotiations will be 'difficult' and politically sensitive
ATTO warned the current directive doesn’t reflect the realities of island Member States like Malta
The Government insists that Malta’s systems remain robust and compliant
The new proposal aims to make it easier to start, operate, and scale a company in the EU
The average annual salary per employee in Malta stood at €33,499 in 2024
It will be taking effect in November 2026
Malta’s 2024 current account surplus of 5.5% was more than double the EU average of 2.6%
Parliament pushes for measures to boost financing, competitiveness, and economic resilience across the bloc
The Governing Council stressed it is 'not pre-committing to a particular rate path'
Euro zone economic data has shown greater resilience than anticipated
Up until 2023 63% of the Maltese population lived in apartments
EU AI Omnibus is intended to provide legal certainty for businesses and reduce bureaucracy
Hefty fines await companies that fail to disclose AI-generated content under new EU rules
EU says Meta must disable default infinite scroll and make its recommender system less engagement-oriented
ESMA clarifies that binary trading on financial instruments is illegal under EU law
Upcoming negotiations will be 'difficult' and politically sensitive
ATTO warned the current directive doesn’t reflect the realities of island Member States like Malta
The Government insists that Malta’s systems remain robust and compliant
The new proposal aims to make it easier to start, operate, and scale a company in the EU
The average annual salary per employee in Malta stood at €33,499 in 2024
It will be taking effect in November 2026
Malta’s 2024 current account surplus of 5.5% was more than double the EU average of 2.6%
Parliament pushes for measures to boost financing, competitiveness, and economic resilience across the bloc
The Governing Council stressed it is 'not pre-committing to a particular rate path'
Euro zone economic data has shown greater resilience than anticipated