The Central Bank is “very worried” about the “amateurish” tariffs that sparked a US-led international trade war, acting governor Alexander Demarco told bankers and economists on Wednesday. Demarco’s comments came during a Q&A session at the end of a …
Twenty-two-year-old Matthias Gatt is currently a full-time student pursuing a bachelor’s degree in design and technology at the University of Malta. However, when he is not engaged with his studies he devotes his time to his long-standing passion – the …
Malta has become one of Europe’s hottest destinations for Americans to move in large part because of ... More the launch of the citizenship program.Homes of Quality Malta has become one of Europe’s hottest destinations for Americans to move in large part …
Some immigrants have to go through a year-long process to be allowed to resettle in another country, such as the U.S. or an EU country. Wealthy immigrants invest and buy their citizenship from a broker. The European Court has now ended the sale of Malta …
ReLeaf Malta has condemned recent legal changes affecting the use of recreational cannabis activities, warning that they represent a reversal of the decriminalisation principles and reintroduce human rights risks for cannabis users. Earlier this month, …
The Bank of Valletta is not interested in acquiring HSBC Bank Malta shares, with BOV issuing a company announcement on Wednesday stating that following statements made by relevant authorities, it is clarifying that it is not interested in entering into …
VALLETTA, April 30 (Xinhua) -- Artificial intelligence (AI) and drones will be deployed to further improve Malta's cleanliness, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced on Wednesday. During a conference organized by the Cleaning and Maintenance Division, …
Climate change has emerged as one of the defining challenges of the 21st century. From rising temperatures to extreme weather events, its effects are no longer distant possibilities but immediate, pressing realities. Navigating this evolving landscape can …
Home World Malta Signs Deal for Second Electricity Cable to Sicily FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE – Malta has signed a contract for the manufacture and installation of a second subsea electricity cable connecting the island nation to Sicily, further strengthening its …
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