Six “UN hotcats”: Between sanctions and alliances, these are the most delicate files (Photo)

The violent clash between Penian and Washington is at full escalation: North Korea has accelerated its commitment to developing nuclear warheads, with which experimentation continues, which has become extremely disturbing to Tokyo and Seoul. U.S.A. is afraid of an attack on Guam base. Yesterday, Trump threatened that in case of an attack, there would be total destruction of North Korea. China, the regime's major ally, has so far gently opposed Penian's race for nuclear weapons.

IRANIA

Increased tension for Iran as well: the US administration does not believe in the ayatollah's commitment to give up the nuclear weapon and brings into question the deal signed by Obama, which the new president has called the “bad and shameful”, pleasing Israel and “Vajkojks” of Tehran. The trumpet also contradicts the role of Hezbollah forces, the “Lebanese Party of God, supported by Iran, in the Syrian war, where they support the government of Damascus.

MIAMARIA

The persecution of the Islamic Ringia minority on the part of the Rangoon government, which the UN has defined “ethnic cleansing” has caused the removal of over 420 thousand people in Bangladesh. Burman leader Aung San Suu Kyi has criticised the abuses and vowed to organise their return to the country, but not to mention the role of its armed forces. The West remains critical: as the first sanctions, London has announced yesterday that it will no longer train the Burmian military.

SYRIA

For the United States, in Syria the opponent is not only the Islamic State: Trump has again attacked Bashar al Assad's government, “a murderous regime that uses gas against its citizens”. But Damascus government enjoys support, political and, above all, the military of Moscow: the Russian aviation intervention enabled the recovery of government forces in much of the territory that had been occupied by I SIS.

LIBIA

Chaos in Libya, amid fighting, uncontrolled migration and jihadism, is at the centre of interest, above all for Europe: yesterday Federica Mogerini has stressed the need for an effort to reunify the country, sitting at a table with General Haftar and Prime Minister Serray. EU foreign ministers have recommended that various negotiations be conducted for the union, under the UN flag, and with the leadership of special UN representative Ghassan Salame.

CLIMA

The US remains convinced of the need to abandon Paris' agreements on Klima. Despite hurricanes, Trump remains with the idea that climate change is not an emergency. But international co-operation cannot be postponed, Michel Temer stressed, also calling for a UN Security Council reform. brazili's president has caused doubts among environmentalists, when he has declared that Amazon deforestation has slowed by 20%. /The world.al