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A court has ordered the government-appointed Environment and Planning Review Tribunal (EPRT) to reconsider its decision approving a controversial €170 million tourism development on Comino, in a significant ruling that reopens one of Malta’s most contested planning cases. The judgment, delivered by the Court of Appeal, follows an appeal filed by Moviment

A Nationalist government will make a massive investment in solar panels on government buildings, schools and car parks that will cut generation and carbon costs, resulting in savings of around €30 million to fund cost reductions for consumers, PN leader Alex Borg said on Monday. He said a Nationalist government would reduce electricity tariffs on the

All workers will receive a €1,000 yearly bonus intended to “reward their hard work”, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced on Monday. Meanwhile, companies with an annual turnover of under €1 million will see their corporate tax rate drop from 35% to 25%, he said. Speaking at a news conference kicking off the second week of the electoral campaign, Abela

Inbound tourists for the first three months of 2026 amounted to 806,563, an increase of 16.3 per cent over the same period in 2025. Total nights spent by inbound tourists went up by 11.9 per cent, reaching 4.5 million nights, the NSO said Monday. Total tourist expenditure was estimated at €584.7 million, 15.0 per cent higher than that recorded for