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Monday, 31 March 2025

Citizenship for sale? - Lorin-Johannes Wagner zum Fall Kommission/Malta

Lorin-Johannes Wagner

(c) Uni Graz/Radlinger

Während man mancherorts über einen erschwerten Zugang zu Einbürgerungen debattiert, kann man anderswo - das nötige Kleingeld vorausgesetzt - die Staatsangehörigkeit einfach erwerben. Lorin-Johannes Wagner zeigt in seinem neuesten Beitrag auf verfassungsblog.de auf, was es bedeutet, wenn Staatsangehörigkeiten in der Europäischen Union einfach so verkauft werden können. Ob dem wirklich so ist, wird sich demnächst weisen, wenn der EuGH über den Verkauf der Staatsangehörigkeit durch Malta entscheidet. Den Link zum Beitrag finden Sie unten:

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