EU Commission’s ECJ Case Against Malta is a “Dangerous Abuse of Power,” Says IMC in Statement
In a formal statement, the IMC characterizes the Commission’s case against Malta as “an attack on” and “violation of” fundamental EU rights.
Read moreIn a formal statement, the IMC characterizes the Commission’s case against Malta as “an attack on” and “violation of” fundamental EU rights.
Read moreDespite the Commission’s protestations, Cyprus kept processing applications pending since the CIP’s termination – but rejected most of them.
Read moreThe European Commission has sent a “Reasoned Opinion” to Cyprus and an “additional letter of formal notice” to Malta.
Read moreSix months after officially responding to letters of formal notice of infringement procedures, Malta still awaits comments from the European Commission.
Read moreRisks related to investment migration had been the subject of “significant exaggeration” and were “primarily theoretical in nature.”
Read moreGiegold openly denounced von der Leyen in the European Parliament, accusing her of “extending an open invitation to criminals.”
Read more“Malta is willing to take all legal paths to ensure nationality and […] will defend this position even if the case is taken to the ECJ,”
Read moreIMC-boss Bruno L’ecuyer explains how infringement procedures work, how common they are, and what they will mean for Malta and Cyprus.
Read moreSecretary Muscat is annoyed at comparisons to Cyprus and that he can find no legal reasons to end citizenship by investment in Malta.
Read moreCyprus and Malta must now provide “satisfactory” answers within two months or see the matter referred to the European Court of Justice.
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