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Thank you, England, for taking one for the team!

Brexit, Brexit, Brexit. Yes, this is another article about Brexit and the complete disaster the inept British government is creating for itself. But rather than looking at Brexit as a catastrophe, I suggest we look at it as a saviour to us all. By us I mean those who will remain in the European Union,…
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Taking Responsibility

In the aftermath of the European parliamentary elections and the recent political crises engulfing countries across Europe, some political leaders have opted to remain in their positions, while others have recognised the bigger responsibility they have towards their constituents and those who they serve, as opposed to simply satisfying themselves and those closest to them.…
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ASCS’s views on the Central Link Project
Thursday 18th July spelt the death knell for 549 mature and beautiful trees. These lie near or in Balzan and Attard and many are protected by law. A further 237 trees will be transplanted which means that a substantial amount will die due to the low success rate of transplanting across the species proposed. Amongst…
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Machiavellian: What’s wrong with today’s politics?

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Zelensky and the Politics of Entertainment

Let us return for a moment, if anyone can yet bear to do so, to 2016. Amidst the shock that rippled through much of the world following the election of Donald Trump to the American presidency, somewhere there factored the horrific realisation that a reality TV star, the man behind a programme attractive principally for…
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The next Labour Party leadership challenge
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Knowing when you’re right, but accepting when you’re wrong

In times of elections, more often than not do we hear politicians talking about the responsibilities which they will assume should they be entrusted with the position in public office which they are campaigning for by means of a majority of citizens voting for them. Amongst all the duties which elected officials have, one of…
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Why Adrian Delia Should Resign

A healthy democracy comprises of quite a few major characteristics. Examples of these include freedom of expression and universal suffrage. However, another very important characteristic is the government and its leaders being held accountable for their actions. Unfortunately, this concept is often overlooked by Maltese citizens and voters.
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How to know what the Union is up to
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Greater transparency from our representatives
Trust in our elected representatives is lower than ever. I can’t say I’m surprised. We hear of many scandals, rumours of backroom deals and accusations, so what are we supposed to believe? In this article I will explain: Why our elected representatives should be more transparent. How our MEPs lie when they say they cannot be…
