Malta’s workers may have to wait longer for Labour’s promised €1,000 yearly “super bonus” , with Finance Minister Clyde Caruana indicating that the measure is unlikely to make it into next month’s Budget 2027. According to Times of Malta , Caruana stopped short of ruling it out completely, stressing that Labour’s electoral manifesto is intended to
Malta is expected to spend around €400 million on energy and food subsidies in 2027, as the government pledges to keep fuel, electricity and gas prices stable despite rising international energy costs. Finance Minister Clyde Caruana revealed the figures during the launch of Malta’s Pre-Budget Document for 2027, arguing that the subsidies are shielding
The government will continue subsidising fuel and electricity prices in next year's budget, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana said on Wednesday, arguing that maintaining the measures is necessary to protect households and the Maltese economy from continued volatility in international energy prices. Finance Minister Clyde Caruana however avoided confirming
