Tech · EconomyEU and GO Invest €1.5M to Quadruple Malta's Internet Link to Sicily
GO invests €1.5M with EU backing to quadruple Malta-Sicily cable capacity by 2027. Upgraded GO-1 link boosts digital resilience for Malta's tech sector.
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Economy · National NewsMalta Orders Fraud Businessman's Property Sale: Creditors Finally Get Recovery Chance
Malta's court clears path for judicial auction of properties from More Supermarkets fraud case. BNF Bank lifts asset freeze on villa and apartment to recover €40M in debts.
Politics · EconomyMalta's True Debt Picture: How a €600M Error Exposed Pre-Election Political Games
ECB corrects Malta's debt figures down by €600M after data error fueled pre-election political row. What the correction means for Malta's fiscal health.
Economy · PoliticsPort Workers Win Pandemic Recognition Without Hitting Taxpayers' Wallets
Malta's 1,200 port workers receive pandemic pay from employer-funded reserves, not taxes. Find out payment criteria and what this means for the sector.
Economy · PoliticsMalta's €933M April Borrowing Spike Sparks Political Row Over Hidden Debt Data
Malta's €933M April debt jump triggers political row over ECB data transparency. Finance Minister vs PN leader clash over true borrowing figures before election.
Economy · National NewsValletta's Housing Crisis Deepens as Tourism Boom Squeezes Out Local Residents
Discover how Malta's new short-term rental regulations and housing schemes aim to save Valletta's residential communities from tourism displacement and protect UNESCO status.
Politics · EconomyMalta's May 30, 2026 Election: Labour's 100 Proposals for Gozo Include Free Ferries and €175M Investment
Malta's May 30, 2026 election features major Gozo promises: free pedestrian ferries, digital nomad hubs, healthcare upgrades. What Labour's €175M plan means for residents.
Economy · National NewsMalta's Carrying Capacity Crisis: How 550,000 People Are Breaking Housing, Traffic, and Island Life
Malta's 550,000 residents face breaking point: 175% housing surge, 94-hour traffic delays, and lowest EU fertility. Why experts say carrying capacity is breached.
Politics · EconomyMomentum Unveils Tax Breaks and Energy Relief for Malta's Voluntary Sector
Momentum's 2026 manifesto promises tax relief for donors, lower energy bills for nonprofits, and CV credentials for volunteers in Malta's voluntary sector.