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In 2021 Blockeras S.r.L took to the metaverse and launched its “Coin of Champions” project, minting cards featuring former Juve striker Christian “Bobo” Vieri. More than 60 cards featuring the Italian club’s trademarks were sold, generating a revenue of approximately Euro 40,000 for Blockeras.

Malta Res Non-Dom Taxation refers to the remittance-based tax system applicable to Maltese resident non-domiciliaries, who enjoy the Malta Non-Dom Taxation system. No worldwide taxation applies to res non dom tax payers in Malta.

Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates Lawyers Dr Charlene Mifsud and Dr Luana Cuschieri share their knowledge and contributed to the Malta chapter.

In the digital age, characterised by the growth of cloud computing and remote access, the importance of protecting personal data has gained new significance. Privacy has become one of the pivotal issues in our time, which does not only affect legislators or technology innovators, but has become relevant to every household, which has internet access or has welcomed smart gadgets home.

Following the introduction of Directive (EU) 2019/1023 on preventive restructuring frameworks, on the discharge of debt and disqualifications, in December of 2022 the Maltese Parliament enacted three Acts which will substantially revolutionize the current Maltese legislation regulating processes of insolvency in Malta.

Yacht financing in Malta is an option for individuals who want to own their own luxury yacht but do not want to pay the full price in cash outright. Due to the risks associated with yacht financing, yacht financing in Malta can be challenging, but it can also provide several benefits to yacht owners.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been one of the most rapidly growing technologies of the past few decades. Its applications can be found in a wide range of sectors, from healthcare to finance, manufacturing, and even in our personal lives. The field of AI has grown and evolved to the point where it has become an integral part of our daily lives, changing the way we work and live.

Legal writers assumed that every ship would carry a crew. Indeed, most of the maritime legislation which regulates the seas currently is based on this very assumption. Today, with the mass adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) on the horizon, it is ripe time to understand how this innovative technology impacts our maritime framework.

The exponential growth and popularity of the digital world has led to a vast shift in lifestyles during the 21st century, with an overwhelming majority of people globally becoming more socially active, routinely sharing their personal information freely on various online social media platforms. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was promulgated, creating a strong framework of data protection rules enforceable throughout the EU.

The latest Austrian DPA ruling on Google Analytics has broad reaching implications for the future of EU-US data transfers and naturally tests the effectiveness of Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) to fill in the gaps left by the Schrems II EU judgement. Whilst the DPA’s ruling can be viewed as safeguarding data subject privacy, it also invariably leaves unanswered issues as to the effects this will have in EU-US relations on media and ecommerce.