Malta's Prime Minister Eddie Fenech Adami said on Friday (17 October) that Malta will not hold a referedum on the new European Constitution.
Speaking in Brussels, Mr Fenech Adami said that countries which are not constitutionally bound to hold referenda all agree, even if not publicly, that there should not be a referendum on the Constitution.
Speaking to journalists after a meeting of the EU's heads of state and government, Mr Fenech Adami said that it is "absolutely not necessar...
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