On-the-spot fines for tourists officially doubled to €50
The minimum price of on-the-spot fines has doubled from €25 to €50
Government debt approaching €12 billion with a deficit of €463.5 million in the first half of 2026
Recurrent revenue saw an increase of €681 million when compared to the same period in the previous year
Government launches a new Council in Artificial Intelligence
The Council will monitor government initiatives related to AI
Government set to toughen on-the-spot fines as ministers review new enforcement measures
Minister Clifton Grima says that the on-the-spot fines was a good move
Pharmacists warn Equality Bill could undermine right to conscientious objection
The Chamber of Pharmacists highlighted the ‘paradox’ of the Bill
Transport Malta launches €1 million assistance scheme for Storm Harry damage
The scheme will be financed through money collected from traffic fines
Government workers who braved Storm Harry to receive special allowance
Many workers put themselves at risk to protect people and property during the raging storm
New €350 million Malta Government Stocks open for public subscription
The issuance will consist of three fixed-rate stocks
The unpaid civil servants: Local programmers building what the Government hasn’t
Citizen-built tools – from permit and pollution trackers to grant portals – are helping solve everyday frustrations
Malta records Q2 deficit as Government debt surpasses €11 billion
Between April and June, the Government recorded a €170.4 million deficit, compared to a €55.2 million surplus a year earlier
Government finances slip into €518m deficit as expenditure outpaces revenue growth
Total government expenditure for the same period rose to €4.62 billion, an increase of €592 million year-on-year
TradeMalta strengthens Malta–Japan commercial ties through Osaka business mission
Held from 14th to 22nd July, the event marked a key step in TradeMalta’s efforts to help Malta-based companies
Government reports €55 million drop in income tax revenue
By the end of April 2025, Malta’s central Government debt reached €10.84 billion
Malta’s Government debt climbs to €10.6 billion in 2024, now 47.4% of GDP
Financial corporations remained the largest holders of Maltese Government debt
Government records €95 million deficit as revenue falls and expenditure rises
However, the Maltese Government’s capital spending fell by €23.6 million
On-the-spot fines for tourists officially doubled to €50
The minimum price of on-the-spot fines has doubled from €25 to €50
Government debt approaching €12 billion with a deficit of €463.5 million in the first half of 2026
Recurrent revenue saw an increase of €681 million when compared to the same period in the previous year
Government launches a new Council in Artificial Intelligence
The Council will monitor government initiatives related to AI
Government set to toughen on-the-spot fines as ministers review new enforcement measures
Minister Clifton Grima says that the on-the-spot fines was a good move
Pharmacists warn Equality Bill could undermine right to conscientious objection
The Chamber of Pharmacists highlighted the ‘paradox’ of the Bill
Transport Malta launches €1 million assistance scheme for Storm Harry damage
The scheme will be financed through money collected from traffic fines
Government workers who braved Storm Harry to receive special allowance
Many workers put themselves at risk to protect people and property during the raging storm
New €350 million Malta Government Stocks open for public subscription
The issuance will consist of three fixed-rate stocks
The unpaid civil servants: Local programmers building what the Government hasn’t
Citizen-built tools – from permit and pollution trackers to grant portals – are helping solve everyday frustrations
Malta records Q2 deficit as Government debt surpasses €11 billion
Between April and June, the Government recorded a €170.4 million deficit, compared to a €55.2 million surplus a year earlier
Government finances slip into €518m deficit as expenditure outpaces revenue growth
Total government expenditure for the same period rose to €4.62 billion, an increase of €592 million year-on-year
TradeMalta strengthens Malta–Japan commercial ties through Osaka business mission
Held from 14th to 22nd July, the event marked a key step in TradeMalta’s efforts to help Malta-based companies
Government reports €55 million drop in income tax revenue
By the end of April 2025, Malta’s central Government debt reached €10.84 billion
Malta’s Government debt climbs to €10.6 billion in 2024, now 47.4% of GDP
Financial corporations remained the largest holders of Maltese Government debt
Government records €95 million deficit as revenue falls and expenditure rises
However, the Maltese Government’s capital spending fell by €23.6 million