Maltese Among Europe’s Most Likely To Leave Parents Home Late

Sep 5 2023

According to a survey held by Eurostat in 2022, Maltese youths were found to be among Europe’s eldest citizens to leave their parent’s homes.

The Maltese youths registered the sixth highest average in terms of leaving their parental homes later in life, with an average age of 30.1 years.

Maltese men registered an average age of 30.5, whereas Maltese women registered a slightly younger age of 29.8 years old. The overall European average is 26.4 years, with males having a 27.3 average and women 25.4.

The highest average age were recorded in Croatia at 33.4 years, followed by Slovakia, Greece, Bulgaria and Spain. Malta was closely followed by Italy.

On the other hand, Finland registered the lowest average age at 21.3 years, followed by Sweden, Denmark and Sweden.

‘The widest gender gap was found in Romania, where young men left at 29.9 years and women at 25.4 years (4.5-year gender gap), followed by Bulgaria (4.1-year gap), with men moving out at 32.3 years and women at 28.2 years. In contrast, Luxembourg (0.5-year gap), Sweden (0.6), Denmark and Malta (both 0.7) recorded the narrowest gaps between young men and women leaving the parental home.’

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Malta The Country With Highest Body Confidence In The World

Sep 5 2023

In a recently conducted global survey quizzing over 56,000 people from 65 nations worldwide, it was found that people in Malta are the most confident in their bodies.

The study, conducted by researchers from Anglia Ruskin University, found that Malta, followed by Taiwan, Bangladesh and Kazakhstan, was most happy in terms of the population’s body image.

This was contrasted by Australia, who topped the list in terms of being not confident about their body image, followed by India, the UK and Ireland.

Professor Viren Swami, lead author of the study, said the study found how people who live in countries culturally different to the United States appear to have broadly greater body appreciation.

‘People who live in urban areas may feel stronger pressure to conform to body ideals promoted by Western society’, he exclaimed. He also noted how people who were single exclaimed higher body positivity more broadly.

What do you make of this?

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Ronaldo Celebrates His 850th Career Goal

Sep 5 2023

Cristiano Ronaldo marked his 850th career goal with a triumphant performance as Al Nassr secured a resounding 5-1 victory over Al-Hazm in the Saudi Pro League this past Saturday.

In his last three matches, Ronaldo has netted an impressive six goals and provided two assists, contributing significantly to Al Nassr’s third consecutive league win.

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Sharing his excitement on social media, the 38-year-old Ronaldo exclaimed, “Another exceptional team performance! Our progress continues. Let’s go @AlNassrFC… 850 career goals and the tally keeps rising!”

Al Nassr, who had a shaky start to the season with two initial league losses, have managed to bounce back impressively, scoring a remarkable 14 goals in their last three matches.

They are now just four points behind Al-Hilal, the current league leaders.

Ronaldo leads the league in goals this season with six strikes, putting him one ahead of former Liverpool forward Mane.

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Nepalese Singer & The Voice Coach Performs In Malta

Sep 5 2023

Pramod Kharel, a Nepalese singer and a mainstay on The Voice Of Nepal, performed to an audience of fans in Malta as part of his European tour.

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Videos uploaded to social media show the singer attracting a large crowd of fans currently residing in Malta, who were loving every minute of his concert on the island.

Kharel also shared his experience online, expressing his thrill at meeting so many fans abroad and thanking the local community for organising the event.

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