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Myanmar International TV

Olympic Day Event: Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Competition

To Commemorate the International Olympic Day which falls on 23rd June, the 2026 Olympic Day Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Competition was held at Myanmar Convention Center in Mayangon Township, Yangon on Saturday. The

Myanmar International TV

Music Industry: Commemorative event for Myanmar Music Day

In commemoration of Myanmar Music Day, the Yangon Region Music Association, under the guidance of the Myanmar Music Association (Central), organized a singing contest. Winners were awarded at a ceremony held on June 27 a

Karen News

Junta troops enter Payathonzu wearing DKBA uniforms

On June 24, more than 300 junta troops arrived in Kyainseikgyi Township from Chaunghnitkhwa Village. Around 30 of them reportedly changed into DKBA uniforms and badges before continuing their journey to Payathonzu in a c

Mizzima (Burmese)

Australian man admits to killing 17-year-old Thai girl

(Mizzima) An Australian citizen has confessed to killing a 17-year-old girl who was left with a suitcase in a grassy forest next to a railway in Thailand, in a condo, according to local news media. Simon Peter Carman, 46

ONE NEWS

100% pass university entrance exam in Insein prison

The results of the 2026 university entrance examination were announced early on the morning of June 28. According to Insein Central Prison, all 36 inmates were successful and passed 100%. This year, 33 inmates from Insei

ONE NEWS

562 points in the university entrance exam

The results of the 2026 university entrance examination were announced early in the morning on June 28, and Mandalay Region, Chan Aye Tha San Township, The Myanmar Examinations Department announced that Mathiri Soe, who

Mizzima English

Spring Revolution Daily News for 28 June

The National Unity Government (NUG) The People’s Defence Force Headquarters expressed deep condolences to the family and fellow comrades of Pale Maung, the commander of Yinmabin District Battalion (6), who had been shot

Mizzima English

Myanmar: From the Other Shore

Insight Myanmar Recorded in Kuala Lumpur during Malaysia’s final stretch as ASEAN chair, this is the second episode in a three-part series by the Insight Myanmar Podcast which looks less at policy language and more at po

Mizzima English

Iran says US violated peace deal as both sides trade fire

AFP Iran on Saturday accused the United States of violating the peace deal agreed to end the Middle East war, after Washington launched strikes on Iranian territory and Tehran responded with attacks on US targets in the

Mizzima (Burmese)

From the “no military rule” pledge to nuclear expansion – China's broken promise

Photo: Chinese President Xi Jinping European Times In November 1998, during a meeting with students at Waseda University in Tokyo, Zeng Xi-min is said to have said, "Even if China develops, it will never bully other countries. It will never act as a dictator." China's development is peaceful and stable; Let Japan and the world know that there is cooperation and no disasterIt was promised with balls. However, under Xi Jinping, that promise has become nothing more than empty words. Beijing's rapid nuclear buildup and aggressive military moves signal that China is moving away from Xi Jinping's path of restraint and toward a path of forceful expansion. The rest of the Xi dynasty — a policy of peaceful progress Diplomatic Assurance – Xi Jinping's statement came during his diplomatic trip to Japan in 1998. During the visit, the Japan-China Joint Declaration was issued on building a partnership of friendship and cooperation for peace and development to reduce tensions caused by the Taiwan issue and historical disputes.What? Prioritizing the Economy – Under his leadership, he emphasized economic growth and integration into the world system rather than direct confrontation. Strategic Posture - China's nuclear arsenal continues to maintain a minimum level of deterrence and a policy of "no first use of nuclear weapons." The Xi Jinping Era – Nuclear Armaments and Hostilities Expanding Arsenal – China's number of operational nuclear warheads has increased from around 200 in 2020 to around 600 currently. According to US projections, there could be more than 1,000 by 2030. Rapid advances in technology – hypersonic missiles; The development of multiple warhead systems (MIRVed missiles) and the construction of a large number of new missile storage facilities is a clear departure from China's previously conservative stance. Regional threats and coercion – nuclear upgrades in the South China Sea; The Chinese military's aggressive activities in the Taiwan Strait and the East China Sea are being reinforced; These military displays of force are more threatening to neighboring countries. Domestic Legitimacy – Despite Xi's reliance on economic growth and international cooperation, Xi Jinping has placed greater emphasis on nationalism and military might to consolidate the power of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Geopolitical ambitions – Xi Jinping tried to reshape the world scene while Xi Jinping tried to integrate into the world scene. Security Environment - The optimism that Xi Jinping maintained in the post-Cold War era is now seen as a challenging and competitive multi-axis world centered on nuclear threat deterrence under Xi Jinping. Zing Zimin's promise that he would not be ruled by generals was only a diplomatic guarantee. Xi Jinping's build-up of nuclear power proves that Beijing currently sees the need to expand its strategic power for its own survival and influence. Such contradictions decrease the credibility of China. Regional military rival installationsWorse, it undermines confidence in the Chinese Communist Party's commitments. China's shift in direction from Xi Jinping's peaceful rhetoric to Xi Jinping's nuclear aggression is not just a change in policy. This is a complete rejection of the basic principles that Xi Jinping made clear in Tokyo. The promise of "peaceful progress" must be replaced by a strategy of deterrence and domination.It has arrived. The lesson for Asia and the world is clear. When Beijing's actions only lead to military rule, its words can no longer be fully trusted. From "No Hegemony" to Nuclear Expansion: China's Broken Promise by European Times Brownie translation. The post “No military rule” to nuclear expansion – China's broken promise appeared first on BUR.MIZZIMA.COM.

Mizzima (Burmese)

Is the universe hiding the strangeness of consciousness?

Photo: Consciousness may or may not need to be based on biology. Science Daily Is a body made of flesh and blood necessary for consciousness to exist? According to Eric Schwartzgibel, a distinguished professor of philosophy at the University of California, the answer is 'probably not necessary'. Consciousness may or may not need to be based on biology. Consciousness doesn't just exist in brains like ours. It is the mind of the aliens. It may also emerge in artificial systems and life forms more bizarre than we can imagine. In a new paper, Schwyzgiebel and his former student, Jeremy Pober, who is now a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Lisbon, argue that sentient beings could exist even if they were built from materials completely different from those found in life on Earth. As an example, we can point to the five-limbed planet with a rocky exterior featured in the recently released popular novel "Project Hail Mary". Instead of researchers trying to define consciousness themselves, They begin with the assumption that consciousness is a real and identifiable phenomenon. Their focus is on a narrower question: "Does consciousness necessarily depend on animal biology?

Mizzima (Burmese)

1.8 million years ago, early humans brought fire into caves

Photo: Between 1.07 million and 1.79 million years ago, fire was used by early human ancestors at the Endwar Caves in South Africa. Science Daily Scientists have uncovered new evidence that early human ancestors used fir

Mizzima (Burmese)

Everything Bill Gates's girlfriend cut together

Photo – Bill Gates has always been fascinated by ambitious and intelligent women. The Times of India Microsoft founder Bill Gates has revealed the names of three women he had extramarital affairs with during his 27-year marriage to ex-wife Melinda Gates. Billionaire Bill Gates was speaking before the US House Oversight and Reform Committee as part of an investigation into his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Jeffrey Epstein died in prison in 2019 while awaiting trial for sex crimes. Tech pioneer Bill Gates had an affair with two Russian women, bridge player Mila Antonova and nuclear physicist Karima Nigmatulina, according to testimony released Tuesday by the committee. In testimony that lasted several hours on June 10, he also admitted to having an affair with another female scientist a third time. Additionally, Bill Gates added that Appstein "looked like he planned to blackmail me" after learning of his infidelity. As extraordinary as this bombshell revelation has been, interest in Bill Gates' personal life has reignited. If so, who were the people he was romantically involved with? Jill Bennett Bill Gates has always been attracted to ambitious and intelligent women. Before he met Melinda, he had a romantic relationship with computer salesman Jill Bennett, whom he met at a party in Seattle's Madison Park neighborhood in 1983. Bill Gates once claimed that Bennett was his "first serious boyfriend." The two had many things in common. First, they were both born a day apart in the same hospital in Seattle, and both shared a love of tennis and computers. "We even look a little like each other," Bennett previously told the Seattle Times. Her physical appearance is very similar to Gates' younger sister, Libby. Gates and Bennett's love story was a romantic love story built on a technological background. At that time, both were only 27 years old and fell in love at first sight. The two dated for a few years, but Gates' busy lifestyle became an obstacle. "He was always doing things at the same time, his attention wasn't 100 percent on her, he was always thinking about other computer things," said James Wallace, author of the 1997 memoir "Overdrive: Bill Gates and the Race to Control Cyberspace."He told The Post newspaper. They remained close friends after their breakup, and Bennett died of breast cancer in 2004. Gates mourned his ex: "She was an extraordinary human being who lived life with meaning and brilliance. She fought cancer more courageously than anyone I've ever known. She never gave up. In fact, she found strength in raising awareness of this disease and finding a cure.I was wrong," he said. Anne Winblood After Bennett came Ann Winblad, a computer programmer like him. According to Time magazine, they met at a computer conference in 1984 and started dating. Guess what happens when two technologists fall in love?

Eleven Media

Lisa and LVMH heir Frédéric Laknot have split once again

BLACKPINK member Lisa and Frederik Kano have broken up once again. Frederic Kano is the CEO of Tag Heuer. He is the son of billionaire Bernard Nau, CEO of the LVMH conglomerate, which produces brands such as Louis Vuitto

Eleven Media

Photo – Saw Chaint Phaung

On June 23, the General Administration Department of Baan Township issued a local order to pay a fine of 50,000 kyats to those found illegally dumping garbage in Zai Kapin Mountain in Baan Township, a prominent mountain

Mizzima (Burmese)

Ukraine attacked an industrial complex in Russia's Volgograd

Ukraine has attacked a major industrial complex in the Russian city of Volgograd, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zlansky said on Saturday. Zlansky posted on the X social network that FP-5 Flaming Gore missiles hit the Tit

Ayeyarwaddy Times

Cries from the foot of the Bago Yoma, behind Okpo Station

U Than Win, who witnessed his entire life's work, his home, turn to ashes before his eyes, could not bear the resulting psychological trauma and died of a heart attack. The military, which seized power in a coup, raided