Over the weekend we learned of worrying news out of Spain, as anti-austerity parties gained significantly in regional elections, worrying investors that the country could turn into a Greek drama. The...

The euro is bearing the grit of renewed woes emanating from Greece as the currency of the European nations slipped against most peers after Greek leaders said the country can’t take any more...

European Central Bank head Mario Draghi says governments that share the euro currency shouldn't wait for better times to push through reforms that would boost sluggish growth. Draghi said tough...

Press reports in the English media late on Tuesday 19 May http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3087560/...

The national airline, Air Malta, has been in the news again, unfortunately for all the wrong reasons. To recap: the airline, which has yet to conclude the reform programme agreed with the...

According to Finance Minister, Edward Scicluna, the situation in Greece is an issue of balance and the Eurozone countries - including Malta - must decide on the degree of flexibility they are willing...

Finance Minister Prof. Edward Scicluna welcomed European Commissioner Vice President and Commissioner for the Euro and Social Dialogue, Valdis Dombrovskis, for talks at the Ministry for Finance in...

Fitch Ratings are currently reviewing the issue of sovereign support for banks globally.  As part of this exercise, the agency has today announced that BOV's Support Rating has been reviewed...

The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry participated in the Doha Forum 2015 between the 11th and 13th May upon the invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of...

The European Commission is launching an online public consultation on parcel delivery - one of the main priorities in the development of a Digital Single Market in the EU. The purpose of the...