Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Iceland–Malta relations
Rather than having List of sovereign states|203 grab 2 = 20503 silly stub articles which violate  and OT a directory or collection of miscellaneous information, how about sticking with a "Foreign relations of ..." section in the articles about any country with notable foreign relations? Politics of Malta  and Ministry for Foreign Affairs (Iceland) seem to be where enthusiastic article creators should focus their efforts, rather than creating these robostubs. A link to the http://www.mfa.is/diplomatic-missions/icelandic-missions official site for the Icelandic Ministry for Foreign Affairs, which lists the countries where they have embassies and consulates, is far better than blasting these silly roboarticles all over Wikipedia, because the info in their official website is much more likely to stay up to date than these stubs created by a onetime pass of someone's computer.  If the diplomatic history is too long to fit in an article on, say, France, there could be a separate article, as there is on the foreign relations of France, or even one on U.S-China relations, or diplomacy between Germany and Russia before the 1939 invasion of Poland. There are scads of books with substantial coverage of such topics. But most of these article have no content other than restating the the title means what it says, and whether the 2 have some sort of diplomacy between them,when it was established, and where the embassies are located
— User:Edison, 23:09, 24 April 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:N||WP:NOT (Wikipedia:Notability)