### Experience, Strategy Matter More Than Ever in Malta’s Competitive Letting Market Malta’s real estate market has always been a buzzing hub of activity, but recent trends indicate that the competition in the letting market has reached new heights. In such a dynamic environment, landlords and tenants alike must rely on experience and strategic planning…
### Letters to the Editor: A Glimpse into Malta’s Vibrant Community Voice October 23, 2025, marks another significant day in the annals of Malta’s vibrant community life. The “Letters to the Editor” section in our local newspapers has always been a cornerstone of democratic discourse, allowing ordinary Maltese citizens to voice their concerns, share their…
**PM in Discussions with Binance: A $39m Donation to Boost Malta’s Digital Economy** Malta, often dubbed the “Blockchain Island,” is no stranger to the cryptocurrency revolution. The Mediterranean nation has been at the forefront of embracing blockchain technology, fostering a vibrant fintech ecosystem that has attracted global attention. Now, with Prime Minister Robert Abela in…
### Revised Metro Plans Would Cost €2.8 Billion, Well Below Original Estimate – PM Malta’s ambitious metro project has always been a topic of heated debate, a blend of hope and skepticism. The original cost estimates had many Maltese residents and experts raising eyebrows and questioning the feasibility of such a grandiose plan. However, the…
Malta has been making waves in the international business community once again, according to the latest survey by EY. The island nation has seen a sharp rise in investor appeal, reaching its highest level since 2016. This news is not just a boost for Malta’s economy but also a testament to the country’s growing reputation…
**Restaurateurs’ Association Disputes Finance Minister’s Tax Comments: Local Impact and Community Concerns** Malta’s vibrant culinary scene, a cornerstone of its cultural heritage and economic backbone, is at the center of a heated debate following recent tax-related comments by the Finance Minister. The Malta Restaurateurs Association (MRA) has publicly disputed the minister’s remarks, highlighting the potential…
### Museums, Culture, and Strategic Anticipation: A Malta Perspective Malta is a nation steeped in history, with a cultural tapestry woven from millennia of influences. From the ancient temples of Ġgantija to the grandeur of Valletta, the island’s heritage is a living testament to its rich past. Museums, as custodians of this heritage, play a…
— The Malta Nationalist Party (PN) has recently taken a stand against the country’s soaring national debt, which has now reached a staggering €11 billion. This financial milestone has become a contentious issue in Maltese politics, particularly as the PN criticizes the current government’s financial management and rejects their proposals for addressing the debt. Malta,…
**Labour MEPs Agius Saliba, Attard Accuse EP of Unfair Attack on Malta’s Reputation** In a recent development that has sparked considerable debate within the Maltese community, Labour MEPs Miriam Dalli Agius Saliba and Alfred Sant Attard have accused the European Parliament (EP) of unfairly targeting Malta’s reputation. This accusation has resonated deeply with many Maltese…
## Finance Minister Rules Out Four-Day Week, Citing €360 Million Cost Malta’s Finance Minister, Edward Scicluna, has quashed the idea of a four-day working week, stating that it would cost the nation a staggering €360 million. This decision has sparked a lively debate among Maltese workers and businesses, with some expressing disappointment and others relief….
**Restaurants in Malta Pay Just €4,500 a Year in Corporate Income Tax – What Does This Mean for the Community?** Malta’s vibrant culinary scene is renowned not only for its gastronomic delights but also for its significant contribution to the local economy. This week, the finance minister revealed that restaurants in Malta pay a mere…
**Restaurants Pay Just €4,500 a Year in VAT, Finance Minister Says** In a surprising revelation, Malta’s Finance Minister has announced that restaurants in Malta pay just €4,500 a year in Value Added Tax (VAT). This figure has sparked a flurry of reactions from various sectors, highlighting the complex interplay between business, culture, and community in…
