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Amphora Media has officially launched Open Malta, a new public platform aimed at increasing transparency around political finance and public spending in Malta. The free online database brings together information related to political donations, direct orders, campaign expenses, ministerial asset declarations and political social media advertising into

Every Eurovision year, Malta goes through the exact same emotional cycle. We hype ourselves up, call relatives abroad to vote, celebrate every point that comes in… and then immediately start questioning how the voting system actually works. This year was no different. Following the Grand Final, many people online saw Malta’s televote score and assumed

Malta is expected to register the strongest economic growth in the European Union until 2027, according to the European Commission's spring economic forecast published on Thursday. The report projects Malta's economy to grow by 3.7% this year, the highest rate among the EU's 27 member states. Growth is then expected to ease only marginally to 3.6%

The long-term solution to Malta’s traffic woes is a fleet of driverless vehicles that would lead to a drastic reduction in personal cars by 2040, according to a pledge by Momentum. Elaborating on its transport proposals on Thursday after launching its manifesto last week, the party said the country’s transport system was “at breaking point”, with over

The government will be forking out the full salary of Maltese doctors who specialise in the UK, after a new law started prioritising UK medical graduates over international ones. In a video message on Facebook, Health Minister Jo Etienne Abela said the government used to pay local doctors specialising in the UK their basic salary. The UK's NHS would

Oil prices turned lower in afternoon trading on Monday, and stock markets advanced after an Iranian media report said US officials had agreed to suspend sanctions against its crude while talks on ending the war continue. The unconfirmed Tasnim report cited an unnamed source, but analysts said traders seized on the news after US President Donald Trump