Iran claims inalienable right to nuclear energy at UN
Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad asserts Iran’s inalienable right to a nuclear fuel cycle and seeks a role for foreign partners in enrichment while rebuffing EU and US offers to halt enrichment in exchange for incentives. He denies weapon aims and calls nuclear diplomacy propaganda in a defense of civilian energy under the NPT.
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Labour ahead in New Zealand faces likely third term
Prime Minister Helen Clark appeared set for a third term as her Labour Party held 50 seats to National’s 49 with 122 MPs total. Special overseas votes could shift the balance slightly, while coalition prospects leaned toward the Maori Party, Greens, and Progressive with NZ First ready to offer key support.
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Suspect sought after Michoacan public safety chief slain
Mexican police scour Michoacan for gunmen who killed Rogelio Zarazua Ortega the state head of public safety and his bodyguard at a birthday dinner in Morelia. Officials say cartel violence spikes across Mexico with over 1 000 cartel linked deaths this year.
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