Malta
Iceland in the EU: 'Only on our terms'
In a pub in Reykjavik, three young Icelanders discuss the possible membership of their island to the European Union. With less than 10% growth, they are not showing “euro enthusiasm”, but pragmatism
malta, candidate countries, fishing, iceland, altiero spinelli, european union
Liechtenstein: a paradise’s light is dimming
Liechtenstein, the geographical heart of the EU, has 35,000 inhabitants, 70,000 foundations and 110,000 million euros deposited in bank accounts whose owners are anonymous. All this leaves a bad taste in the European mouth
malta, switzerland, liechtenstein, united states, western eu, tax, map
Malta gets the euro
From 1 January 2008, Malta and Cyprus changed their currency to the euro, bringing the total number of member states in the eurozone to fifteen. Report from the capital of Europe's smallest state
Malta and Cyprus to adopt the Euro by 2008
Malta and Cyprus win approval from the European Commission and the European Central Bank to become the respective 14th and 15th Eurozone members by 1 January
Portugal sits on the fence
The February 11 referendum on the decriminalisation of abortion has garnered mixed reactions
malta, human rights, abortion, europe, feminism, ageing society, referendum
