Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Latest News Apr 3, 2013 Pentagon Spokesman: North Korea Should Stop Provocations North Korean leaders need to stop their harsh rhetoric and provocative actions. Read more... Korean peninsula crisis has ‘gone too far’, warns UN chief Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon stressed the current crisis on the Korean peninsula “has already gone too far.” Read more... Analysts Downplay North Korean Nuclear Threats Analysts say it is too soon to tell how North Korea's decision to resume operations at a shuttered plutonium nuclear reactor and further uranium enrichment will impact Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program. ... Read more... Featured Free Resource Windows 8 Security (Free eBook offer expires on 4/4) As an IT professional, you are quite possibly being asked to review Windows 8 and determine if it is a good fit for your organization. Why Is Pyongyang Restarting Its Nuclear Reactor? For weeks, North Korea and the West have been engaged in a largely symbolic ratcheting up of tensions. Read more... DPRK to Adjust Uses of Existing Nuclear Facilities A spokesman for the General Department of Atomic Energy of the DPRK gave the following answer to a question raised by KCNA as regards the new strategic line. ... Read more... March Reported As Deadliest Month Yet In Syria A leading opposition activist group says March was the deadliest month yet in Syria's two-year-long conflict. Read more... Featured Free Resource Windows 8 Security (Free eBook offer expires on 4/4) As an IT professional, you are quite possibly being asked to review Windows 8 and determine if it is a good fit for your organization. McCain: US Wants to Support Fight Against al-Qaida in Mali The United States will seek ways it can help French and African forces in Mali combat al Qaeda-linked rebels, U.S. Senator John McCain said during a visit to the West African country. ... Read more... UN Passes Landmark Arms Treaty The United Nations has overwhelmingly approved (154-3 with 23 abstentions) a landmark treaty regulating trade in conventional arms. Read more...