Ambassador of South Korea in China Park Ro- Byug hopes the urgent resumption of the resumption of six-party talks on the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

The six-party talks that include Russia, North Korea, the US, China, Japan and South Korea are at a standstill since 2009.

The petrolchimical plant Rizhoo, in the province of Shadong blew up last july 17, officially for a technical incident.

From Geneva to Lausanne, from fall 2013 to spring 2015. Here it is a new episode of an endless saga. Born in the 50es, Iranian nuclear plan has been a relevant issue for more than 20 years[1]. On November 24 2013, in Geneva, Iran and the P5+1 group signed what is officially known as Joint Plan of Action (JPA), an ad interim agreement that became effective on January 20, 2014.  A new agreement was reached on April 2 2015 in Lausanne and it is seen as the last huge step towards a final deal that should to be reached by the end of June 2015.

New developments in Ukraine-Russia dispute over gas supplies: Russian gas company Gazprom is about to restart gas flow to Ukraine and Europe thanks to a three-sided agreement signed by Ukraine, Russia and the European Union on October 31.

The largest oil refinery in Iraq is under siege from June this year. 

On Wednesday the Iraqi military unleashed an offensive up to about 2 km from the city of Baijii in order to regain the largest oil refinery in the country besieged by militants of the Islamic state. 

Despite the ceasefire in place between the Kremlin and Ukraine, the United States and the EU to impose heavy penalties Putin. This time they were impressed with the interests of all of the closest collaborators of the Russian Prime Minister that in addition to being the oligarchs who run almost all the resources of the country have also held political weight. The Russian economy is in fact based on a methodology in which post-capitalist politicians are also entrepreneurs and managers by superimposing their own interests to those of the party running in this way strategic decisions with greater speed without any opposition both inside and outside in essence a sort of economic monarchy. 

Moscow is going to finance about the 80% of the costs[1] of the construction of two new nuclear reactors (out of a total of four old reactors) in the Hungarian Paks nuclear power plant (town close to Budapest). This is the gist of the agreement that Russian president Vladimir Putin and Hungarian prime minister Victor Orban signed last week, concluding a negotiation that the two countries had started in 2009. According to such agreement, Moscow is going to lend up 13,7 billion dollars[2] (about 10 billion euros) which will be used by MVM Group (state company owner of the facility) in order to increase the power plant productivity, power plant that now provides about 40% of the national needs.

Occupied and subjugated several times over the last century , Poland is now one of the most virtuous nations of the European continent, with its economy growing, since 1989, 177% , the only one never to have experienced periods of recession.

The origins of this real "miracle" to be found, in my opinion, the conviction with which the ruling class Polish prevailing after the collapse of the Soviet regime brought forward structural policies for the transformation of the planned economy, which at that time characterized the economic life of all countries orbiting in Moscow, in a market economy.

The energetic war between Russia and EU enriches of a new, precious tessera: few days ago, in fact, the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, and the managing director of Gazprom, Aleksej Miller, have established, in a meeting which took place in the magyar capital, that the building of the South Stream pipeline, sponsored by Gazprom itself and doomed to transport the russian natural gas from the shores of the Black Sea to the Western Europe (bypassing Ukraine), will go on withouth delays, with the opening of the construction sites in April 2015, as expected.

Putin and Pope Francis united in the defense of Christians in the world.

The two-day Italian Vladimir Putin is positioned as a real opportunity to enable new relations between Italy, Russia and the Holy See.