EU adopts 11th sanctions package against Russia, targets circumventers
The EU is following the US' lead in targeting firms and individuals linked to sanctions evasion
Malta-based firm sanctioned by USA over links to ‘prolific enabler’ of Russian oligarchs
The firm is linked to a Cypriot lawyer who's at the centre of a web of firms enabling sanction evasion
USA sanctions Malta-registered entity for links to Russian sanction evasion
Swiss-Italian director of the company alleged to have procured Western technology for the Russian military
A year into the Russian invasion of Ukraine and its economic shockwaves
The war has shaken global grain and energy prices, however Malta appears to have weathered the storm
EU implements price cap on Russian petroleum products and bans seaborne oil imports
The EU is also working on its 10th sanction package against Russia
Malta and Greece fall behind in sanctioning Russian assets – report
Malta has frozen only €147,000 worth of Russian assets
Malta supplies over €1.7 million in emergency aid to Ukraine
The aid primarily focused on medical equipment and medicine
Ukraine marks 31st Independence Day from Soviet rule amid six months of war with Russia
It first declared independence from the Soviet Union on 24th August 1991
Russia’s wartime economy might not be doing so well after all
A deep dive into Russian economic data shows a country teetering towards calamity
Central Bank steps in to exchange currency for displaced Ukrainian nationals in Malta
The central bank of Malta signed a currency exchange agreement with the national bank of Ukraine
‘This war basically touches upon everything,’ says former foreign minister Evarist Bartolo on Ukraine
‘In terms of the European security architecture, it’s opened a deep wound which is going to take long to heal’
Grain prices fall as Ukraine and Russia sign UN-backed deal to restart grain exports
A signing ceremony took place in Istanbul
European countries asked to cut gas use by 15% until spring
The European Commission’s proposal is intended to reduce the bloc’s dependence on Russia
As Russia’s war against Ukraine rages on, new ways of doing business – and surviving – are forged
Financial advisor Paul Bonello talks of the ‘seismic shift’ in foreign policy and business
Russia in first foreign debt default since Lenin
Sanctions have made it impossible for the country to service its debt obligations
EU adopts 11th sanctions package against Russia, targets circumventers
The EU is following the US' lead in targeting firms and individuals linked to sanctions evasion
Malta-based firm sanctioned by USA over links to ‘prolific enabler’ of Russian oligarchs
The firm is linked to a Cypriot lawyer who's at the centre of a web of firms enabling sanction evasion
USA sanctions Malta-registered entity for links to Russian sanction evasion
Swiss-Italian director of the company alleged to have procured Western technology for the Russian military
A year into the Russian invasion of Ukraine and its economic shockwaves
The war has shaken global grain and energy prices, however Malta appears to have weathered the storm
EU implements price cap on Russian petroleum products and bans seaborne oil imports
The EU is also working on its 10th sanction package against Russia
Malta and Greece fall behind in sanctioning Russian assets – report
Malta has frozen only €147,000 worth of Russian assets
Malta supplies over €1.7 million in emergency aid to Ukraine
The aid primarily focused on medical equipment and medicine
Ukraine marks 31st Independence Day from Soviet rule amid six months of war with Russia
It first declared independence from the Soviet Union on 24th August 1991
Russia’s wartime economy might not be doing so well after all
A deep dive into Russian economic data shows a country teetering towards calamity
Central Bank steps in to exchange currency for displaced Ukrainian nationals in Malta
The central bank of Malta signed a currency exchange agreement with the national bank of Ukraine
‘This war basically touches upon everything,’ says former foreign minister Evarist Bartolo on Ukraine
‘In terms of the European security architecture, it’s opened a deep wound which is going to take long to heal’
Grain prices fall as Ukraine and Russia sign UN-backed deal to restart grain exports
A signing ceremony took place in Istanbul
European countries asked to cut gas use by 15% until spring
The European Commission’s proposal is intended to reduce the bloc’s dependence on Russia
As Russia’s war against Ukraine rages on, new ways of doing business – and surviving – are forged
Financial advisor Paul Bonello talks of the ‘seismic shift’ in foreign policy and business
Russia in first foreign debt default since Lenin
Sanctions have made it impossible for the country to service its debt obligations