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The Philippine government will form a task force that will review all reported and unresolved cases of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances, President Benigno Aquino III said on Friday.

During the celebration of International Human Rights Day in Malacanang, Aquino said that Justice Secretary Leila de Lima would sign the department order creating the Department of Justice Task Force.

“Through the reviews, they (task force) will recommend measures for the effective and expeditious investigation and prosecution of the cases,” he said.

Aquino added that the task force would be mandated to speed up the resolution of cases with sufficient evidence and the necessary reinvestigation to re-open cold files.

“We are also working overtime to prevent new cases of human rights violations and to continue to resolve previous cases,” he said.

A United States-funded study previously revealed that of the 305 reported incidents of extrajudicial cases from 2001-2010, only four had successful convictions or about 1.05 percent rate.

Italy’s pension system has recovered during the year a total of 4.5 billion euros (5.95 billion U.S. dollars) of evaded taxes and 1.5 billion euros of unpaid contributions, according to a report issued by the National Institute of Social Security (INPS) on Friday.

The data is indeed impressive and shows the results of the tightened fight against tax dodging adopted by the government and all its agencies in a bid to recover useful resources with which to fuel Italy’s slow economic revival.

According to Inps, this year’s tax recovery registered a 10 percent increase compared to 2009. The fight against tax dodging is in fact on the rise: last year the pension system was able to recover some 66 percent of additional resources with regard to 2008.

“The data demonstrates a growing positive trend that is finally showing concrete results,” said Inps director Antonio Mastrapasqua.

“Recently contributions by firms are also on the rise and this is very important because it means that cooperation between the pension and the industrial systems has turned out to be quite successful,” he stressed.

Mastrapasqua noted that the extraordinary outcomes of the fight against tax evasion were also the “sign of a new economic phase Italy had entered”.

Tax payers’ perception is also changing. According to a recent survey almost 80 percent of Italians are against tax evasion and criticize those citizens who try to deceitfully fraud the state.

Italy has suffered from tax evasion for long. A recent study by a taxpayers’ lobby highlighted that the fiscal evasion in Italy still amounts to an average of 157 billion euros per year with a considerable damage to the state.

The first pilotless vessel of France’ s Espadon research study in mine countermeasure was launched in the northwestern water off the country, French Defense Ministry said Thursday in a statement.

The demonstrator, a pilotless yatch about 17 meters long and of 25 metric tons, usually called unmanned surface vessel (USV), will be equipped with a towed sonar and underwater unmanned vessels in 2011.

The study acronymized Espadon from its French full name is expected to demonstrate how USVs and unmanned underwater robotic vehicles can replace human work to remove mines from a danger zone, according to the ministry.

Defense companies DCNS, ECA and Thales are working on the program and share different responsibilities in assembling the system, which include operations on a mother ship, an unmanned surface vessel and unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs).

Russia and France inked a package of agreements, including those on energy, military cooperation here Thursday with an aim to strengthen bilateral economic ties.

The agreements were signed during the 15th session of the Russian-French intergovernmental commission for bilateral cooperation.

In particular, after negotiations between Russian and French prime ministers Vladimir Putin and Francois Fillon, the two sides decided to set up a joint center on energy saving and energy efficiency.

French Alstom conglomerate also signed several documents with Russian companies, such as RusHydro, Inter RAO and Rosatom.

Calling French companies strategic partners of Russia on global energy market, Putin meanwhile urged Europe to buy more Russian gas to combat this winter’s cold weather.

As on military cooperation, Russian state arms exporter Rosoboronexport signed a document with French Sagem Defense Securite on a joint venture on advanced navigation systems that will be based in Russia.

The two sides also agreed to jointly develop the Sukhoi Super Jet 100 regional airliner project.

Concerning the international tender by the Russian side on helicopter carrier, Putin said Russian experts remained studying French proposals, while Fillon said France had no problems of transferring production technologies of the Mistral-class amphibious warships.

Fillon also pledged to ease visa regime for Russians on behalf of his country.

Other documents signed were in the sectors of health, agriculture, finance, among others.

The goal of annually mobilizing 100 billion dollars by 2020 to battle global warming may be challenging but feasible, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said Wednesday.

“Climate financing is one of the most important aspects of our efforts to address the climate change challenge,” Ban said at a side meeting of the U.N. climate conference in Cancun, Mexico.

It is crucial for the climate program to catalyze the efforts for developing countries and for building trust between developing and developed nations, Ban said.

The UN leader urged the gathering to make extra efforts to identify new, innovative and additional sources for long-term financing.

The financing would help developing nations buy advanced clean-energy technology to reduce their own emissions, and to adapt to climate change, such as building sea walls against rising seas and upgrading farming practices to compensate for shifting rain patterns.

Despite failing to agree on a legally binding climate deal last December in Copenhagen, industrialized countries set a goal of mobilizing 30 billion U.S. dollars by 2012 as fast-start funding and 100 billion dollars per year by 2020 as long-term funding to support adaptation and mitigation in developing countries.

Ban stepped into the middle of the debate earlier this year by enlisting a high-level group of international political and financial leaders to offer advice.

On Wednesday, Ban presented the group’s ideas to the conference, including airline and foreign-exchange levies, as he led a discussion with key figures on the panel.

The group studies potential sources of revenue that will enable climate change financing promised during the Copenhagen summit. It also develops proposals on how to increase long-term financing from public and private sources.

The annual meeting of parties to the 193-nation UN climate treaty, running from Nov. 29 to Dec. 10 in this Mexican resort city, aims at finding solutions to global climate change.