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PN calls for halt to Comino works as planning reform loophole emerges
The Nationalist Party wants the government to stop works on Comino until an appeal is decided, citing a gap in proposed planning law reforms.
Property sales dip but total value rises as buyers chase higher-priced homes
NSO data shows July residential property sales fell 5.1% YoY but total value rose 3.6%, signalling a shift toward pricier properties.
Curaçao court voids Aviator LLC trademarks, Spribe gains ground in global IP war
Curaçao court invalidates two Aviator trademarks held by Aviator LLC after default judgment, handing Spribe a strategic win in a multi-jurisdictional battle.
MSC shipmanager fined $6m for covering up engine fault that caused Charleston runaway
MSC Shipmanagement fined $6m and placed on probation for concealing engine faults and obstructing US investigators after a runaway ship incident in Charleston.
Manoel Island marina tender draws local heavyweights as international partner requirement looms
Leading Maltese businessmen are forming consortia ahead of the government's expected tender for the Manoel Island yacht marina, with international brands set to be a key requirement.
Infingame: Milliseconds of delay cost iGaming operators real revenue
Infingame data shows that even fractional seconds of delay reduce player retention and acquisition ROI for iGaming operators.
Malta takes lead role in Richard E. Grant's new travel series for Channel 4
The Maltese Islands feature prominently in the opening episode of Richard E. Grant's Very Modern Odyssey, airing across the UK, Canada, and Australia.
Playson promotes insider to VP of Commercial Partnerships in strategic restructure
Malta-based iGaming supplier Playson has appointed Denys Koshel as its first VP of Commercial Partnerships, merging account management and emerging markets into one function.
AFM logs 10,000 sea hours in 2025 as minister pledges continued investment
The Armed Forces of Malta's Maritime Squadron conducted over 10,000 hours of operations at sea in 2025, with the home affairs minister pledging further investment in the AFM.
TUI Cruises bets on bio-LNG as Mediterranean fleet grows
TUI Cruises is running two ships entirely on bio-LNG, cutting thousands of tons of CO2. The move puts cleaner propulsion on Mediterranean routes and raises the bar for ports.
MSC Musica heads to Malta for major drydock as 20-year-old ship gets fleet upgrade
The MSC Musica will undergo its largest refurbishment in a Maltese drydock this year, part of a fleet-wide modernization by MSC Cruises.
Maltese work nearly 40 years, outpacing EU average as labour market tightens
Eurostat data shows the average Maltese works 39.2 years, above the EU average of 37.5, signalling a tight labour market and longer career spans.