If it were not for the energy subsidies, COLA would have reached €25, Minister Clyde Caruana says

No new taxes or burdens for people or business is expected, while the COLA will increase to almost €10

'Growth cannot stem from the quantity of workers alone - but their quality too'

Shelving of tunnel 'another example of lack of priority given to Gozo'

The speech is expected to last around two-and-a-half hours long

Prime Minister Robert Abela attended the intensive European Council meeting

Malta 'does not really need to attract companies that employ hundreds of people', says Daniel Gravino

The Opposition offered to share the costings for a new economic model with Government

Campaigner argues that the tech giant is pushing its own products to the detriment of smaller sellers and consumers

Uproar at her economic plans has made her position untenable

Uncertainty about tax harmonisation ‘naturally poses significant risk’

The Prime Minister defended the planned changes by pointing out areas where they go beyond the EU-mandated minimum

As countries grapple with a difficult winter ahead, EU officials are again raising the issue of tax harmonisation

Conservation efforts have improved the amounts of tuna stock

The UK’s highest inflation in 40 years is making people think twice about their purchases