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The flood of refugees attempting to reach Europe is breaking all record along the continent’s Mediterranean coast. Can Europe’s image as a safe haven from misery survive increasing calls for a Fortress Europe? The tiny island of Malta sits between Africa and the mainland, and it is asking the question. This week’s Reporter meets some of those affected.

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