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Malta can stay neutral without being isolated

Malta faces a choice as the EU moves toward a new defense arrangement that includes a standing force, a security council and partners beyond the Union. We weigh practical benefits like shared stockpiles and faster support against legal and political limits tied to Maltese neutrality, and argues for cautious, targeted cooperation with clear safeguards and public oversight.
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