Malta receives EU Commission’s preliminary approval for €52.3 million grant
The grants fall under the Recovery and Resilience Facility of which €316 million is allocated to Malta
No agreement reached as yet on an EU Gas Price Cap
'Having a trigger with a high value will not calm the markets'
EU ministers want to exclude banks and financial services from ESG regulation
Whether banks & investment funds would be required to follow the directive would depend on national governments
EU to ban single-use packaging used in hotels & restaurants
Commission proposes new rules for packaging reuse and recycling
New EU rules on short-term accommodation rentals to promote transparency and data sharing
Malta Business Bureau and MHRA believe the rules are a step closer to a fair level playing-field in the tourist ...
European Central Bank raises interest rates again in battle against inflation
'Inflation remains far too high and will stay above the target for an extended period'
National & EU standpoints debated at foreign direct investment subsidies event
Malta has been selected as the first Member State to kick start the roll out of a communication strategy on ...
Crisis-proofing the EU Single Market: Commission presents solution to safeguard freedoms in future crises
The Commission is proposing a 'crisis management framework' to identify threats to the single market during difficult periods
Employers will need to share pay information to job seekers if latest EU proposal is adopted
The European Commission this month presented sweeping proposals to boost pay transparency
European Commission celebrates 30 years since EU was formally created
Today, 30 years ago, the Treaty on European Union was signed by 12 countries
30 years ago today, EU takes major step towards further economic integration between Member States
The decision to form an Economic and Monetary Union was taken by the European Council in December 1991
‘COVID has been a challenge like no other, and I’m glad the euro area is firmly in recovery mode’
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde reflects on two years at the helm
European Commission proposes major overhaul to anti-money laundering framework
The wide-ranging proposals include the creation of a new centralised AML authority and increased monitoring of the crypto space
‘EU needs to really look into why its companies & economy are constantly losing their share in the world’
Economist & co-founder of Seed consultancy, JP Fabri, comments on Europe’s declining economic share
Malta joins EU initiative aimed at developing ‘world-class’ supercomputing ecosystem
The Euro HPC is an EU programming endeavour between the EU, European countries and private industry
Malta receives EU Commission’s preliminary approval for €52.3 million grant
The grants fall under the Recovery and Resilience Facility of which €316 million is allocated to Malta
No agreement reached as yet on an EU Gas Price Cap
'Having a trigger with a high value will not calm the markets'
EU ministers want to exclude banks and financial services from ESG regulation
Whether banks & investment funds would be required to follow the directive would depend on national governments
EU to ban single-use packaging used in hotels & restaurants
Commission proposes new rules for packaging reuse and recycling
New EU rules on short-term accommodation rentals to promote transparency and data sharing
Malta Business Bureau and MHRA believe the rules are a step closer to a fair level playing-field in the tourist ...
European Central Bank raises interest rates again in battle against inflation
'Inflation remains far too high and will stay above the target for an extended period'
National & EU standpoints debated at foreign direct investment subsidies event
Malta has been selected as the first Member State to kick start the roll out of a communication strategy on ...
Crisis-proofing the EU Single Market: Commission presents solution to safeguard freedoms in future crises
The Commission is proposing a 'crisis management framework' to identify threats to the single market during difficult periods
Employers will need to share pay information to job seekers if latest EU proposal is adopted
The European Commission this month presented sweeping proposals to boost pay transparency
European Commission celebrates 30 years since EU was formally created
Today, 30 years ago, the Treaty on European Union was signed by 12 countries
30 years ago today, EU takes major step towards further economic integration between Member States
The decision to form an Economic and Monetary Union was taken by the European Council in December 1991
‘COVID has been a challenge like no other, and I’m glad the euro area is firmly in recovery mode’
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde reflects on two years at the helm
European Commission proposes major overhaul to anti-money laundering framework
The wide-ranging proposals include the creation of a new centralised AML authority and increased monitoring of the crypto space
‘EU needs to really look into why its companies & economy are constantly losing their share in the world’
Economist & co-founder of Seed consultancy, JP Fabri, comments on Europe’s declining economic share
Malta joins EU initiative aimed at developing ‘world-class’ supercomputing ecosystem
The Euro HPC is an EU programming endeavour between the EU, European countries and private industry