“The faintly preposterous tax schemes of the past,” said Philip Laroma Jezzi, a tax law professor at the University of Florence, “have given way to something far simpler: Malta.” The accounting firms KPMG, PwC, Deloitte and EY are aggressively marketing …
Take the stairs to the second floor of an old brewery on the Mediterranean archipelago of Malta and buzz yourself in to a tiny office hidden behind a heavy metal door. The air smells of hops, but this place isn’t just brewing beer: It’s the headquarters …
Club Med joins Malta Malta has joined forces with fellow Mediterranean countries — Italy, Portugal and Spain — to challenge the mooted tax which was first proposed by the Parliament’s socialist lawmaker Victor Negrescu, said four diplomats with knowledge …
MALTA: Kuwait’s Ambassador to Malta Meshal Al-Mudhaf held talks with Maltese Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Chris Fearne on Tuesday, focusing on international developments of mutual concern, particularly the geopolitical situation in the Middle …
Yorgen Fenech's close relationship with a network of high-profile people in Malta was laid bare to the jury tasked with hearing his trial on Wednesday, as investigators shared details from the tycoon's online messaging accounts. These chats …
A Maltese man at the centre of the mysterious €750,000 cash seizure off the Sicilian coast has been arrested by the Maltese police after returning from Italy, with investigators in both countries intensifying efforts to uncover the origin of the money and …
The Health Ministry is planning to replicate the model which has seen the creation of the Ċensu Moran Regional Health Centre in the north of Malta, the ministry said in a statement on Wednesday. More than 190,000 patients have received healthcare …
Malta Employers has reiterated its call for a coordinated, long-term approach to infrastructure planning, stressing that the recent electricity outages should be viewed as part of broader structural challenges facing the country rather than as an isolated …
The ability to cross oceans has long been a marker of human endeavour, but when did the seas change from being barriers to movement into the maritime highways we know today? For many years the answer was thought to lie in the Neolithic period – the time …
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