PM’s
visit to London
Jack
Straw recalls his foolish days in the No movement
Saviour
Balzan reporting from London
London, Foreign & Commonwealth Office - "I told the Prime
Minister some of my personal history. I was in the ‘No’
movement in 1975, an advisor to the (late) Barbara Castle. With
hindsight I think the British people made the correct decision
in voting for Europe."
Jack Straw was addressing the press and Prime Minister Dr Eddie
Fenech Adami, who is on a one-day visit to the capital.
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Blair
meets Fenech Adami
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There are no second class but only first class citizens in EU
London, Downing Street - "There are no second class
citizens but only first class citizens," British Premier
Tony Blair said when asked by The Malta Financial and Business
Times whether he considered Malta’s size to be a negative
aspect in an enlarged Europe. "There are many safeguards
against this and Malta will have a voice as other larger countries
do.READ
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Mintoff
booed out from university
Former Prime Minister Dom Mintoff promised he would
be returning to university to deliver his message of peace, but
he was sure to meet a hostile crowd.
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INTERVIEW
Total solutions
MATTHEW VELLA meets corporate financial specialist
Alain Mangion to see how golden advice and a tax-friendly
island in the Mediterranean has made Credinvest International
a unique corporate finance boutique. |
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OPINION
Enlargement and Malta’s foreign policy
Foreign Minister Joe Borg speaks on EU enlargement
and Malta’s foreign policy at the recent Wilton Park
conference on ‘EU enlargement and the future of Europe:
The southern dimension’. |
NEWS
Malta aligns itself with EU on
Iraq stance
Malta as gateway to the South
Chamber of Planners favours EU
membership
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