In MONEY’s cover story, Dayna Camilleri Clarke sits down with Dr Silvio De Bono to discuss leadership, growth and the thinking behind IDEA Group — and what it takes to anticipate Malta’s next chapter.

Dayna Camilleri Clarke, in conversation with psychotherapist Danjela Falzon, explores how design directly impacts mental wellbeing — and why Malta’s built environment must start putting people, not just space, first.

In this analysis, Justin Mizzi examines Malta’s shift from volume-driven tourism to a value-led model, questioning whether current regulations can truly deliver quality, design excellence, and long-term sustainability.

Economist JP Fabri explores why Malta must start thinking like a city, not a country — and how smarter urban design, infrastructure and density could determine the island’s long-term economic performance.

Architect Danica Cachia Mifsud takes readers inside the new St John’s Co-Cathedral Museum façade in Valletta. Built from 2,370 carved stones, the project balances heritage, craftsmanship and modern precision — where every architectural decision becomes part of the city’s evolving story.

Archaeologist and heritage specialist Edward Calleja reads buildings through material, memory and time. In conversation with Lea Hogg, he reflects on Malta’s evolving skyline and what it takes to build for the long term.

Malta’s planning debate goes far beyond skylines and aesthetics. Manuel Delia argues that weak governance, inconsistent enforcement, and blurred rules are distorting markets, damaging investor confidence, and increasing the long-term cost of doing business.

As Malta builds higher, denser and faster, the real transformation is happening beneath the surface. Stephen Mallia explores how post-tensioned concrete is changing the economics of development through lighter structures, faster delivery, greater flexibility and smarter use of space.

GO Campus is more than a workplace. It is a forward-thinking environment where design, culture and functionality come together to reflect how modern businesses attract talent, inspire teams and rethink the future of work in Malta.

From casino floors to a high-value startup exit, Karolina Pelc shares the strategy, discipline and long-game thinking behind building BeyondPlay and what comes next for founders, investors and Europe’s tech future.

Keith Pillow of DAA Haus explains the thinking behind the Portomaso Casino refurbishment, where calm luxury, intelligent flow and contemporary design come together to reshape the casino experience in Malta.

Boston Link Malta’s Managing Director, Lourens Pahud de Mortanges, explores how regulation, consolidation, and shifting talent priorities are transforming salary expectations, leadership roles, and workforce strategy across Malta’s iGaming and financial services sectors.

Promises are easy; delivery is harder. Speaking with Vanessa Macdonald, Alex Borg reflects on transparency, reform and the trade-offs behind long-term decision-making — touching on planning, infrastructure, quality of life and the economy.

Vanessa Macdonald looks at why Malta's family businesses struggle to survive the handover. Succession isn't a box-tick—it's a high-stakes transition shaped by timing, governance, valuation and family dynamics. Plan early, talk honestly, and protect the legacy.

In Malta, money anxiety often hides behind “responsible” habits — checking apps, avoiding statements, delaying decisions. Dayna Clarke Camilleri speaks to psychotherapist Charlene Veneziani about why uncertainty hijacks the nervous system, and how self-understanding can restore financial calm.

Caracas rewrote the mood. Greenland widened the crack. MONEY examines how power is being exercised in 2026 — through force, energy flows and economic pressure — and why Europe is quietly arming itself with tools like the EU’s “trade bazooka”.

When the Facebook account of Anthony P. Bernard, Be Communications' managing director and editor, was hacked, he expected a recovery process — not a digital maze. What followed was months of conflicting decisions, vanished business pages, a fictitious Instagram "violation", a fake hacker appeal link, and support loops that led nowhere. He explains how one hack spiralled into a full-blown business risk — and why he's still fighting for accountability.

From record visitor numbers to record scrutiny, Malta's tourism model is at a turning point. In this MONEY cover story, Tumas Group's Ray Fenech talks quality over volume, governance and reputation, sustainability, and the next generation of leaders shaping how Malta competes – and wins – in the decade ahead.

As more and more Maltese workplaces wake up to the reality of adult ADHD, Dayna Camilleri Clarke speaks to Professor Nigel Camilleri to uncover how practical, low-cost adjustments can unlock talent, strengthen teams, and build more resilient organisations.

Malta’s four-day week debate is growing louder. Lea Hogg examines the 100-80-100 model—100% pay, 80% hours, 100% output—and argues for targeted pilots. Start in digital, measurable roles, track output per hour, turnover, sick days and SLAs, then scale on evidence.

For sixty years, hotels have underpinned Malta’s tourism success. Today, record arrivals, planning reforms and global brands are reshaping hospitality. Justin Mizzi (QP) and Kris Bartolo (Zampa Partners) show why Malta’s next era hinges on hotel branding, guest experience and value.

In the 21st century, leadership is less about control or metrics and more about creating environments where people can think, build and grow. For Lea Hogg, who has followed Malta’s entrepreneurs for years, SiGMA offers a valuable case study in a new mode of leadership she explores: cosmopoesis, the art of world-making.

Manuel Delia shows why EU buyers score integrity alongside price: ISO-backed anti-bribery, whistleblowing and audit trails lift technical points, cut vetting, and help Maltese bidders overcome reputational drag in tenders.