che tutti scordano perchè sono tutti coglioni, vabbè, menomale che non sono tutti terroni fuori dall'italia
Gazprom hasn’t given up on its attempts to break into South-East Asian gas markets. Its proposal for a
potential trans-Korean pipeline has found support in both North and South Korea. However, North Korea’s
change in leadership casts a shadow of doubt over the situation
• Gazprom’s purchase of the remaining 50 percent share in Beltransgaz brought a sigh of relief to European
consumers, with transit disputes and Belarusian debts for Russian gas seemingly laid to rest. The purchase is
one of several measures designed to bring Russia and Belarus closer together, and demonstrate to Ukraine
the potential benefits of selling its gas transportation system to Gazprom
• Nord Stream was launched with great fanfare. The launch has a substantial impact on the current transit
situation, with Ukraine looking like the loser of the piece as its transit volumes are increasingly likely to fall
• Gazprom intensified negotiations with Kiev over the possible sale of Ukraine’s gas transit system. Given the
sale of Beltransgaz to Gazprom and the announcement that South Stream will go ahead as planned, there is
a fair chance that Kiev will give up shares in its gas transport system
• The Turkish national gas pipelines operator, Botaş has refused to renew its 26-year contract to purchase 6
billion cubic metres (bcm) of Russian gas annually, which expired on the 31
st
of December 2011. Gazprom’s
subsequent attempts to circumvent the national supplier have failed: The Turkish Ministry of Energy has
refused applications by 26 companies for licences to import Russian gas
• PGNiG has filed an arbitration case against Gazprom for lower gas prices and greater spot-price element in
contracts. Even if the Polish company ultimately succeeds in its aim, the process could drag on for months
• Gazprom plans to pay record dividends, estimated to be 200bn Roubles. However, shareholders should not
expect such generosity from Gazprom next year: The size of Gazprom’s declared investment programme
precludes similar profits next year
berlusconi ci aveva visto giusto a scommettere sul southstream e non sul nabucco, i russi sono ancora una potenza cui non si puo dire niente, checchè vogliano farci credere le tivu e i mass media occidentali (la cui versione sui russi è nonfunziona niente sono paralizzati sono tuti mafiosi brutti e cattivi, recentemente ho anche letto di una serie di risultati scientifici non da poco conseguiti dai laboratori russi, otlre al fatto che quelli stanno già preparando missioni spaziali non da poco)
mentre i Turchi la mettono in culo a europei e americani.
The TSK mistakenly bombs unarmed Kurdish smugglers near the Iraqi border, adding yet another incident
that sets back Turkish-Kurdish relations and possibly fueling further violence.
•
Military, economic and political ties are severed between France and NATO ally Turkey following the National
Assembly’s vote to move an Armenian genocide bill forward.
•
Turkey’s Central Bank sells off over $1 billion in dollars to combat rising inflation, though by month’s end the
rate had surpassed 10%.
•
Azerbaijan and Turkey agree to a new gas transport and supply deal for the Shah Deniz field, upsetting some
in Brussels who feel the new pipeline could undermine the time consuming progress for NABUCC
Gazprom hasn’t given up on its attempts to break into South-East Asian gas markets. Its proposal for a
potential trans-Korean pipeline has found support in both North and South Korea. However, North Korea’s
change in leadership casts a shadow of doubt over the situation
• Gazprom’s purchase of the remaining 50 percent share in Beltransgaz brought a sigh of relief to European
consumers, with transit disputes and Belarusian debts for Russian gas seemingly laid to rest. The purchase is
one of several measures designed to bring Russia and Belarus closer together, and demonstrate to Ukraine
the potential benefits of selling its gas transportation system to Gazprom
• Nord Stream was launched with great fanfare. The launch has a substantial impact on the current transit
situation, with Ukraine looking like the loser of the piece as its transit volumes are increasingly likely to fall
• Gazprom intensified negotiations with Kiev over the possible sale of Ukraine’s gas transit system. Given the
sale of Beltransgaz to Gazprom and the announcement that South Stream will go ahead as planned, there is
a fair chance that Kiev will give up shares in its gas transport system
• The Turkish national gas pipelines operator, Botaş has refused to renew its 26-year contract to purchase 6
billion cubic metres (bcm) of Russian gas annually, which expired on the 31
st
of December 2011. Gazprom’s
subsequent attempts to circumvent the national supplier have failed: The Turkish Ministry of Energy has
refused applications by 26 companies for licences to import Russian gas
• PGNiG has filed an arbitration case against Gazprom for lower gas prices and greater spot-price element in
contracts. Even if the Polish company ultimately succeeds in its aim, the process could drag on for months
• Gazprom plans to pay record dividends, estimated to be 200bn Roubles. However, shareholders should not
expect such generosity from Gazprom next year: The size of Gazprom’s declared investment programme
precludes similar profits next year
berlusconi ci aveva visto giusto a scommettere sul southstream e non sul nabucco, i russi sono ancora una potenza cui non si puo dire niente, checchè vogliano farci credere le tivu e i mass media occidentali (la cui versione sui russi è nonfunziona niente sono paralizzati sono tuti mafiosi brutti e cattivi, recentemente ho anche letto di una serie di risultati scientifici non da poco conseguiti dai laboratori russi, otlre al fatto che quelli stanno già preparando missioni spaziali non da poco)
mentre i Turchi la mettono in culo a europei e americani.
The TSK mistakenly bombs unarmed Kurdish smugglers near the Iraqi border, adding yet another incident
that sets back Turkish-Kurdish relations and possibly fueling further violence.
•
Military, economic and political ties are severed between France and NATO ally Turkey following the National
Assembly’s vote to move an Armenian genocide bill forward.
•
Turkey’s Central Bank sells off over $1 billion in dollars to combat rising inflation, though by month’s end the
rate had surpassed 10%.
•
Azerbaijan and Turkey agree to a new gas transport and supply deal for the Shah Deniz field, upsetting some
in Brussels who feel the new pipeline could undermine the time consuming progress for NABUCC
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