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The shipping industry has witnessed tremendous growth in the international, global carriage of goods by container vessels.

Often seen as a controversial topic, recycling is essential to a contemporary society wishing to protect the environment.

Given the markets' increased focus on ESG considerations, legislators and regulators alike have started legislating with a view to (primarily) increasing ESG-related disclosures.

This article outlines Malta's renewable energy laws, key authorities, incentives, and permitting process, with a focus on solar energy and emerging opportunities— ideal for developers and investors in the clean energy sector.

The regulated online gaming industry is subject to a complex network of distinct stringent regulations (per jurisdiction), evolving market trends...

In 2026 Malta introduced the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Regulations, 2026 (Legal Notice 39 of 2026) ('the Regulations')...

Malta's budget for 2021 mainly focuses on the country's economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Malta's comprehensive maritime legal framework governs marine casualties through domestic legislation and international conventions, establishing clear protocols for investigations, liability determinations, and wreck removal. Understanding the interplay between the Merchant Shipping Act, international conventions like SOLAS and the Nairobi Wreck Removal Convention, and Malta's unique position as a major flag state is essential for shipowners, P&I clubs, and maritime practitioners navigating casualty respon

The Malta Budget 2025, as introduced by Finance Minister Clyde Caruana, reflects a forward-looking approach aimed at achieving sustainable growth while maintaining fiscal discipline.

A video summary of the main highlights of the Malta Budget 2021 in 180 seconds.

For a number of years, the perennial difficulty with the institution of an Environmental Law action under Maltese Law was the question as to whether the person bringing the action has the required...