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Ukrainian journalists say state security spied on themSBU used some 30 officers to wiretap  media outlet.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInPresident Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the surveillance and called for SBU to investigate. That investigation led to 鈥?the SBU | Yuriy Dyachyshyn/AFP via Getty ImagesFebruary 6, 202412:59 pm CETBy Veronika MelkozerovaKYIV 鈥?The Department for the Protection of National Statehood of the Security Service of Ukraine  SBU   is supposed to fight threats to national security during wartime. But it still had the time and resources to use some 30 undercover officers to monitor the New Years party of Bihus.info 鈥?a media outlet regularly investigating corruption in Ukraine 鈥?according to an investigation. The scandal led to the head of the department being fired, with the SBUs official ex stanley cups planation being that the wiretapping was part of an investigation stanley cup becher  into drug dealing.Last month, avideowas posted online showing cameramen and other members of the Bihus.Info team ordering different kinds of illegal drugs over the phone and then consuming them during their New Years office party in the suburbs of Kyiv. In the now-deleted video, its authors asked:  Can you trust their investigations if they are doing them under the influence of drugs  AdvertisementAdvertisementThe smear campaign did not work and resu botella stanley lted in a huge scandal, with even G7 ambassadors meeting journalists to find out what was happening. President V Wauk Member states split over carbon permits
Farmageddon ; nears  but it   business as usual on the EU farmIt has been a decade since the link between Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy  BSE  and its human version Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease  CJD  was first reported by the UK government.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInJuly 5, 20065:00 pm CETBy Lorraine MallinderMad cow disease, the ultimate in modern Frankenstein horrors, captured the public imagination like few other diseases and launched an almighty backlash against factory farming methods. Ten years on, intensified farming is being blamed yet again as a key factor in the emergence of avian influenza, the latest zoonosis, or disease passed from animal to human, to hit the headlines. In a report released earlier this year, the US National Academy of Sciences attributed the emergence of the deadly H5N1 virus to conditions on Asian factory farms. The dise stanley borraccia ase, went the theory, developed in intensive poultry units and went on to proliferate, not only through wild birds, but also through exports of live birds and the use of pellets as fertiliser.Zoonotic diseases are nothing new  viruses have been jumping  vaso stanley from animal to man throughout history. But the signs are that modern industrial farming practices increase the risk of diseases stanley thermos  crossing the species barrier. Tony Hart, co-director of the National Centre for Zoonosis Research at the University of Liverpool, recounts the process that led to an outbreak of