Nicole Spiteri elected as JEF President for 2022/23
JEF Malta held their Annual General Meeting on Friday 15, July. During the meeting, Nicole Spiteri was announced as president for the term 2022/23. Full […]
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Democracy Under Pressure: Belarus | JEF
Written by Selina Holgersson On the 10th July 1994, Alexander Lukashenko was elected President of Belarus after receiving 80.3% of the vote. This event set […]
Russia’s refusal to recognise Ukraine as an independent state has resulted in a huge strategic defeat
Written by Leo Ghorishi Ukraine, Russia, and neighbouring Belarus were born about 1,200 years ago on the banks of the Dnieper River, rooted as Kievan […]
The End of an Era: 16 Years of Angela Merkel | JEF
The EU summit of 20-22 October was marked by heated discussions on the rising tension between Poland and the EU, the future of digitalisation, and […]
Internet Governance: What is it and how can it be tackled?
Written by Katrina Cassar for JEF on internet governance Ah, the internet: the invention that changed our lives, revolutionised communication and gave us access to […]
The Conference on the Future of Europe: A Special Europe Day Analysis | JEF Malta
BY JEF PRESS SUBCOM MEMBER AND UNIVERISTY OF OXFORD STUDENT JACOB GRECH This Europe day, May 9th, a long-awaited component of a programme for European […]
2020’s: Is There More Beyond the Pandemic? | JEF Malta
Written by Nikos Chircop Given the fact that we are in the midst of pandemic- the crises with COVID-19 cases, vaccine supply, and the economic […]
ANALYSIS: Is EU Expansion a Catalyst for Russian Aggression? | JEF Malta
Written by Alexia Manduca Modern day EU is often quoted as being; ‘the epitome of democracy and international liberalism in action’ and ‘a model to […]
Lest We Forget: Commemorating International Day for the Abolition of Slavery | JEF Malta
Written by Michaela Pia Camilleri Today marks the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery. It is important to remember humanity’s history- of cruelty that […]
Brexit In-depth: A Longtime Coming? | JEF Malta
By Alexander Borg Few in history have had as influential a mark on the bond between the British Isles and the European Continent as the […]
When human rights need not apply | JEF Malta
Written By Selina Holgersson and Nikos Chircop On the 7th of February 2020, when Europe was still at the cusp of the pandemic, Patrick George […]
Exploring the Europe of Tomorrow | JEF Malta
This simulation would not have been possible without ERASMUS+ funding as well as the help of MEUSAC and the EUPA. What is IDE? Former Projects […]
The Year of the Red Herring | JEF Malta
Written by Juanita Galea COVID-19 is bringing the world to its knees. From a distant problem seeming to only affect China, the virus soon came […]
Enemies to the West, Enemies to the East | JEF Malta
Written by Emma Vella The European Union has a shared court system, shared currency, shared borders and a shared parliament. Should the next step be […]
A star is born | JEF Malta
Written by Juanita Galea The sun, too, is a star. North Macedonia’s ostentatious yet elegant motto for its campaign to enter into the European Union […]
Europe for mental health | JEF Malta
Written by Lara Kitney Nature vs Nurture debate Renowned psychologist John Broadus Watson famously said, “Give me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed, and my own […]
Power to the People; Power to Parliament! | JEF Malta
Written by Nikos Chircop Turnout during the 2019 European elections increased by 8%; however, the overall figure remains a meagre 50.62%. But who can blame […]