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Moreover, Malta is clearly selling this as a means of entry to the entire EU.

Which may not be for long if the EU decides it doesn't like Malta selling EU-wide residency permits.

Interestingly, a lot of the bendy buses were sold to Malta (where they were even less suited to the road network).

And as Malta is a tiny island nation, and real estate exhibits extreme price inelasticity, this sort of thing can happen quickly.

Germany has one vote on the ECB, the same number as Greece, Spain, Portugal, Malta and every other country.

I suppose the thing with Malta is anyone who was from the EU can already go there.

It's only EU-wide as long as Malta is in the EU.

So Malta was itself a victim to this, he suggested.

Wouldn't it make Malta a good target for kidnappers etc?

The resort I stayed in Malta was clearly for young adults.

I think what jane_is_here was trying to say is this: Malta is essentially selling EU-wide* permanent residency permits and is making mad money out of it.

Or walking the restored fortifications at Rhodes and understanding how difficult the approach by the Ottomans was, and then seeing Malta right after and learning about the Knights of Saint John.

The only NGOs "represented" at the United Nations[1] are the Red Cross/Crescent, IPU, IOC and Knights of Malta.

If you think that Opus Dei and the Knights of Malta are "shadowy conspiracy groups", you need to stop reading Dan Brown books, and start embracing the fact that other people have different ideologies.

> “We want to attract individuals who can add value to our country because of their ideas, and their networks and their businesses and their talent” If this goal can come to fruition, this would be a great boost to Malta.

This is strongly reflected on the ECB's board, where Germany has the same number of votes as Malta!

He probably means Slovenia, Estonia, Slovakia, Latvia and Malta.

Malta and parts of Italy seem to be fulfilling a similar role for illegal migrants coming north from Africa, for example.