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Eurostat confirms Malta has among the lowest electricity prices in Europe  The latest electricity price statistics, published by Eurostat for the second half of 2025,...
Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg launched a series of workshops in schools across Malta and Gozo, encouraging children and young people to contribute to...
Iran has issued a stark warning to the United States, saying “we have not even begun yet,” as tensions escalate around the Strait of...
An 84-year-old woman from Ħamrun has passed away following a traffic accident on St. Joseph High Road last Sunday. A magisterial inquiry is currently underway. Source:...
The following product must not be consumed in view of the presence of the pesticide, chlorpyrifos. Chlorpyrifos is not approved for use in the EU. Product...
Launch of €15 million to support digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence in SMEs  The Government of Malta continues to strengthen investment in the digitalisation of businesses...
The Ministry for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works announced that over the last two years, an extensive programme of work has been carried out...
Prime Minister Robert Abela gave a press conference on Tuesday morning, inaugurating the fast ferry service covering Sliema/Bugibba/Gozo. The prime minister said the service between...
Malta’s tourism sector continued its strong performance in March, with figures from the National Statistics Office showing an 11.3% increase in inbound tourists compared...
Malta has officially signed the Artemis Accords, joining a growing group of countries committed to shared rules for space exploration. “Today, it’s my pleasure to...