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BBCMyanmar's once-formidable army is cracking from within – riddled with spies secretly working for pro-democracy rebels, the BBC has found.The military has full control of less than a quarter of Myanmar's territory, a BBC World Service investigation reveals.The junta still controls major cities and remains “extremely dangerous”, according to the UN special rapporteur on Myanmar. But it has lost significant ground over the past 12 months.The spy soldiers are known as “Watermelons” – green on the outside, rebellious red on the inside. Outwardly loyal to the army but secretly working for pro-democracy rebels whose symbolic color is red.A major based…
Getty ImagesAI can potentially detect much more from a blood test than is currently possibleThis is the third installment of a six-part series examining how AI is changing medical research and treatment.Ovarian cancer is “rare, underfunded and deadly,” says Audra Moran, director of the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (Ocra), a global charity based in New York.Like all cancers, the earlier it is detected, the better.Most ovarian cancers start in the fallopian tubes, so by the time they reach the ovaries, they may already have spread elsewhere.“Five years before presenting a symptom, ovarian cancer may need to be detected to influence…
Getty ImagesNearly 14 million drivers are expected to hit the road in the last weekend before Christmas, marking a new record, according to automotive group RAC.Rail disruptions due to engineering works are also expected to worsen congestion on the roads.So how can you avoid hot spots, whether you're traveling by road, plane, ferry or train?Shift travel times on the roadsThe RAC says that on Friday the worst time to travel is between 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., and an evening trip may be slightly easier. On Saturday, most traffic is expected between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. and it is…
The Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, answered the questions of Polish journalists about the granting of legal protection to Marcin Romanowski by his government. He said that this formula is a legal process in which he will not interfere, and at the same time he stated that “the relations between Poland and Hungary are not good, especially because of the brutal attack of the Polish Minister of Justice on the Hungarian government.”On Thursday, the head of the office of the Prime Minister of Hungary, Gergely Gulyas, confirmed that the former Deputy Minister of Justice, Marcin Romanovsky, has received international…
The Hungarian government on Thursday granted political asylum to PiS lawmaker Marcin Romanovski, a suspect in the Justice Fund investigation. See also: Will Marcin Romanowski return to Poland? The politician's lawyer set conditions. Romanowski's lawyer, Bartosz Lewandowski, said granting the former deputy minister's request was related to “violations of his rights and freedoms by the Polish government and its subordinate state prosecutor's office.” Explained. Another reason why the Hungarian government granted Mr. Romanowski asylum was because of the direct influence of politicians from Poland's current ruling majority on the ongoing investigation, as evidenced by documents in his possession. “Interference and…
– Legal proceedings are ongoing. He has to roll. What is that about?I think the management is very good. I am not a party to this process, he said. More details will be announced soonMarcin Romanowski exiles to HungaryOn Thursday, lawyer Bartosz Lewandowski announced that Marcin Romanowski has been granted asylum in Hungary. Romanovsky sought asylum in connection with “politically motivated actions by the police and the prosecutor's office,” according to the politician's representatives.This decision was also confirmed to mandiner.hu by Gergely Gulyas, head of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's office.Earlier on Thursday, the Warsaw Regional Court announced the issuance of…
“The occupation forces of the aggressor state Russia have counted 98,641 losses of mobilized soldiers during the war launched against Ukraine in the period from September 21, 2022 to October 31, 2024. ” wrote the Ukrainian Military Intelligence Service (HUR) on social media. network. Note that the data do not cover the first seven months of the war. The loss is therefore likely to exceed PLN 100,000. people. War in Ukraine. Kiev revealed Russia's lossesUkrainian intelligence said that the Central Forces suffered the greatest losses among those who joined the Russian army as part of the mobilization. It's over 210,000.…
Tomasz Siemoniak told TVN24 that, as Marcin Romanowski's lawyer Bartosz Lewandowski wrote in a statement, “The Hungarian government has accepted Member Romanowski's request and approved the Refugee Law 2007 in connection with the Polish government. “Were you surprised that they granted him international protection based on this?” The violation of his rights and freedoms was investigated by the National Prosecution Service, a subsidiary of the National Prosecution Service.The head of the Interior Ministry replied that he was surprised that the former deputy justice minister had decided on this path because “Today it's Budapest, tomorrow it's Moscow.”Tomasz Siemoniak: “This is a…
Israel bombed Yemen, there are casualties. The target of the attacks was the port and the oil terminal. The Israeli armed forces accused Yemen's Houthi rebels of firing a rocket at Israel. The conflict with the pro-Iranian Houthis is another aspect of Israel's activities. The war in the Gaza Strip has been going on for months, and Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of committing genocide against Palestinians by denying them access to water. He was just one step away from a great tragedy. A rocket fired from Yemen towards Israel hit a school in Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv. The…
– From the point of view of PR, this decision is very bad for Law and Justice – said Alexandra Leo (Poland 2050) in “Kropka nad i”, referring to the granting of international protection by Hungary to the punished PiS MP Marcin Romanovski. He explained that Viktor Orbán is the man who “implements Putin's line in the European Union”. Marcin Horala (PiS) claimed that the former deputy justice minister “has lost all hope that he can rely on a fair trial in Poland”.MPs Marcin Horala (PiS) and Alexandra Leo (Polska 2050) spoke on TVN24's “Kropka nad i” about the case…