With Malta's proven track record to be quick to adapt, the island will surely go beyond and hit an epiphany in the next iGaming generation.

There are many reasons that speak for hydrogen: meeting climate targets for 2030, greenhouse gas neutrality targets for 2050, energy transition or the latest pressing reason reaching independence in energy supply from Russia.

As a Mediterranean country with a passion for food, Maltese consumers have a right to know where their daily food comes from and how sustainable is the supply.

Economists are watching closely to see if consumer spending (via an induced feel-good factor aka “Blockchain” Malta) can be encouraged to outpace inflation.

Good tidings come from the energy minister as she reminds us that a buffer sum of €200m was allocated during the last budget to cover increases in energy costs.

Readers ask why is Malta so late in claiming its own exclusive economic zone?