Assuming you mean Cyprus, very unlikely. There was resistance to British rule from the 1930s on, and an armed insurrection from 1955 until independence.Another possibility is Cypern joining.
Assuming you mean Cyprus, very unlikely. There was resistance to British rule from the 1930s on, and an armed insurrection from 1955 until independence.Another possibility is Cypern joining.
*What would become of the Maltese language?
*How would Malta under Britain handle environmental and development issues?
A timeline for just Britain would very interesting. MPs from Gibralter, Malta, Falklands, Bermuda. Interesting stuff.
Think Welsh. Seriously, a matter of local pride and co-official at least in the sense of language lessons and signage.Onto Malta - a few questions:
*What would become of the Maltese language?
Nope. The last scraps of the Duchy of Normandy have a really odd relationship to the British Crown (think Hanover writ small and with a lot more sentiment behind it).*Could Malta have a similar status as the Channel Islands?
No clue.*How would Malta under Britain handle environmental and development issues?
Think Welsh. Seriously, a matter of local pride and co-official at least in the sense of language lessons and signage.
Nope. The last scraps of the Duchy of Normandy have a really odd relationship to the British Crown (think Hanover writ small and with a lot more sentiment behind it).
One interesting thought is that a lot may be drafted to help keep the peace in Northern Ireland (90-odd% Catholic, and loyal to the Crown).