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Malta, a country which has witnessed centuries of maritime tradition enjoys the status of an international maritime services centre at the heart of the Mediterranean.

On 13 June 2024, the European Court of Justice (the "ECJ") delivered a preliminary ruling on the interpretation and scope of Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 February 2004...

Since the commencement of human-driven space activities in 1950s, hundreds of rockets, spaceships and satellites have been launched into space.

The local organisers of the RC44 Valletta Cup estimate that the yachting race will leave €1.6 million in the local economy, up from their original estimate of €1.2 million.

Act No. I of 2025 (the “Act”) amended Malta’s Merchant Shipping Act (Chapter 234 of the Laws of Malta) (the “MSA”) and introduced significant updates to enhance maritime financing...

Issue no.25 of the Shipping & Maritime Law Newsletter is now available.

Welcome to the October 2019 edition of the GANADO Advocates Shipping & Maritime Law Newsletter.

In May 2025, the University of Malta hosted the Maritime Platform Conference, a pivotal gathering of academics and industry professionals focused on innovation in marine and maritime sustainable developments.

During the past decade Malta has consolidated its status as an international centre of maritime excellence. Currently Malta has the largest shipping register in Europe and the sixth largest in the world.

Malta's location has given its great strategic importance and has become a maritime hub in the Mediterranean and an entree-port to the EU.

Judicial sales are realities which occur when ship owners fail to pay their creditors. Unpaid creditors can range from shipbuilders and financiers, to ship repairers, suppliers of provisions

CSB Group assists clients throughout the entire process of Registering a Small Ship under the Maltese Flag, among other shipping services.

Although viewed as one of the most fundamental aspects of the Maltese economy, the ‘maritime' industry is both poorly categorised and often underutilised.

Malta as a flag state ranks No 1 in Europe and No 6 worldwide in terms of registered tonnage. As an EU member since 2004, Malta strictly adheres to the EU Ship-Recycling Regulation...

A Lloyd's List investigation has uncovered a sophisticated fake flag network linked to the same domain, which is issuing fake ship registries and seafarer certificates to sanctioned vessels worldwide.

The superyacht industry in Malta is compatible to EU law – so why the recent spotlight on it, asks Alison Vassallo.

On 22 April 2021, the European Court of Justice (the "Court") delivered its latest judgment in a series of European judgments relating to air passenger rights in the names of WZ v Austrian Airlines AG (C-826/19).