Maltese wonderkid Kailey Willis signs for Chievo Verona

Jul 30 2022

Chievo Verona Women have signed Maltese wonderkid Kailey Willis, stealing her services from cross city rivals Hellas Verona.

The talented striker has signed a one year deal with the gialloblu and will have an option to extend her stay if she likes.

The 19-year old, who enjoyed a stellar last season with the Hellas Verona primavera, will now be hoping to leave a mark on Italian football like many other Maltese women such as Haley Bugeja and Rachel Cuschieri have done before her.

Last season, Willis scored 15 goals in 17 appearances for Hellas’ youth team and also managed to make 2 Serie A appearances for the senior team. She will be hoping to breakthrough in the Chievo Verona first team to show Europe and Italy her talents and add on to her sole Malta cap.

When asked about her move Kailey had this to say “I’ve been following Chievo for the last couple of months, and have been impressed with the strides forward they’ve made through their attitude on the pitch, as well as their professionalism off it. When they approached us at the end of the season, I was immediately taken by their positive approach and project for the upcoming campaign,”

She later added “I worked extremely hard last season to improve my game both on and off the field of play. I feel that I have matured both as an athlete and an individual. After having such an encouraging season as a Primavera regular, it was the right time to look for a new and exciting challenge.”

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Malta’s Beppe Galea elected Chairman of the European Democrat Students

Jul 30 2022

Malta’s own Beppe Galea has officially been elected to lead European Democrat Students as Chairman with 92% of the votes

Originally from Victoria Gozo, Galea has a history of European politics and the EDS itself, garnering a reputation for understanding and professionalism whilst showing aspiring Maltese politicians that it is more than possible to create your own journey into European politics.

A close affiliate of current European Parliament President Roberta Metsola, Galea follows in her footsteps by securing re-election as Chairman, getting a shout-out from the President herself in a recent social media post by the EDS.

Metsola was also part of the European Democrat Students in her early days, leading the rallies for Malta’s European citizenship in a time of uncertainty on whether or not Malta would join the EU.

Could we be seeing another Maltese EP President in the future?

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Shortest day in recorded history as planet Earth spins faster than ever before

Shortest day in recorded history as Earth spins faster than ever before

Jul 30 2022

Scientists have registered Earth’s shortest recorded day since the beginning of the use of atomic clocks to measure the planet’s rotation speed.

While understanding the physics of Earth’s time and rotation is already boggling enough, it is important to understand the fundamental fact that Earth is spinning faster than it ever has before, completing an entire rotation in 1.59 milliseconds less than the complete 24 hours on 29th June 2022.

This time sets the record for the shortest day, and the latest in a series of rotation records since the start of 2020, previously completing an entire rotation in 1.5 milliseconds less than 24 hours. Scientists began recording the Earth’s time of rotation with atomic clocks in the 1960s, utilising resonance frequencies of atom to monitor the globe’s time system with needlepoint precision.

Since the start of 2020, the Earth has 28 of the shortest days since the 1960s.

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“Ukraine belongs with us”; Roberta Metsola invited to speak at Ukrainian Parliament

Jul 30 2022

On the occasion of Ukraine’s Statehood, President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola was invited to address the Ukrainian Parliament and speak to the MPs amid the current war in their territory.

Metsola stated that it was an honour to speak to the MPs once again but more than that, it was a responsibility and “a sign of solidarity with a nation under siege”. The EP president saluted the country’s bravery, resilience and resolve in the face of such adversity and applauded all those giving their lives for the freedoms that ‘we sometimes take for granted’.

“As Ukraine continues on its path toward European Union membership, the European Parliament will be there. In solidarity. In friendship and in a bond as Europeans,” Metsola concluded.

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