EPA’s Eye In The Sky: IJmuiden, The Netherlands

An aerial view shows trucks carrying beach houses as preparations for a summer season started on the beach of IJmuiden, The Netherlands.

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Greece will ‘support Cyprus’ choices’ over Nato accession

18th March 2026

Greece will back whatever decision Cyprus makes on joining NATO, Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis said on Tuesday. Speaking alongside Germany’s Johann Wadephul, he said NATO expa...

Oil prices fall over $2 as Iraqi and Kurdish authorities agree to export deal

18th March 2026

Oil prices fell more than $2 per barrel on Wednesday to ‌pare some of Tuesday's sharp gains after the Iraqi government and Kurdish authorities reached a deal to resume oil exports via Tu...

Malta News Briefing – Wednesday 18 March 2026

18th March 2026

President would have final say in government's chief justice anti-deadlock plans The President would have the final say on appointing a chief justice in cases of deadlock under the go...

Malta News Briefing – Tuesday 17 March 202

17th March 2026

Morning Briefing Crime Reports Drop in 2025Malta saw a significant drop in crime in 2025, with 15,594 offences reported, down 6.4% from 16,662 in 2024, according to a report presented...

Middle East War has already cost European citizens €3 Billion – VDL tells EP

11th March 2026

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told the European Parliament today that in just ten days of conflict in the Middle East, fossil fuel imports have cost the EU an additi...

S&D Presses Brussels Over Role in Controversial ‘Board of Peace’

19th February 2026

The Socialists and Democrats (S&D) Group in the European Parliament has demanded urgent clarification from the European Commission over its participation in the first meeting of the ...

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Oil prices fall over $2 as Iraqi and Kurdish authorities agree to export deal

18th March 2026

Oil prices fell more than $2 per barrel on Wednesday to ‌pare some of Tuesday's sharp gains after the Iraqi government and Kurdish authorities reached a deal to resume oil exports via Tu...

Bolt to start monitoring how customers ride scooters

17th March 2026

Bolt is set to introduce several new changes, including monitoring driving behavior and a discount for customers wearing a helmet. Last year, the company began monitoring how drivers ...

Vivian’s Long-Term Growth Through Investment in People, Innovation and Partnerships

2nd February 2026

Vivian continues to widen its portfolio with the announcement of new representation agreements with worldwide R&D pharmaceutical companies. “These latest agreements crown a very succ...

EU Crypto Rules Pose Challenges for National Bans on Service Providers

19th December 2025

Two local analysts have cautioned that any attempt by EU Member States to block or restrict the passporting of crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) authorised under the Markets in...

Mapping Malta’s Financial Services Talent

17th March 2026

Malta’s financial services sector is projected to contribute between €4.8 billion and €5.3 billion to the country’s GDP by 2035. However, the sector is also facing the critical challenge...

Bus Route Diversions in St Julian’s for St Patrick’s Day Celebrations

16th March 2026

Public transport users are being advised of temporary bus route diversions in the St Julian’s area on St Patrick’s Day, on Tuesday 17th March, due to road closures linked to the celebrat...

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