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"We are still living a crisis when it comes to migration," Malta's interior minister says. (Photo: iom.int)

No opt-outs on migration, says Malta

Outside the Auberge de Castille, the office of Maltese prime ministers in Valletta, a giant marble knot symbolises Malta's position as a link between Europe and Africa.



It was inaugurated in November 2015 when the Mediterranean island hosted an EU-Africa summit to try to find ways to manage and reduce the number of people coming from sub-Saharan and north African countries to the EU.



More than a year later, Malta has taken the helm of the EU Council of ministers and intends to...

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"We are still living a crisis when it comes to migration," Malta's interior minister says. (Photo: iom.int)

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