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Policy strategies laud volunteerism, but critics frown upon ‘voluntourism’, which is travelling to so-called developing countries for short-term voluntary work.... Read More
Dr Jonathan Spiteri spent the last three years talking to businesses from across Europe about the circular economy. He found... Read More
In Malta, protests against plans to remove a row of iconic trees drew unprecedented crowds, leading authorities to promise to... Read More
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Can the university lead the way in shedding a dependence on fossil fuels? Renewable sources cover just over 7% of... Read More
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With a teachers’ union slamming pervasive overtime and salary injustice, while some policymakers are contemplating recruitment of teachers from overseas,... Read More
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