U.N. diplomats unfazed by spy reports on spying
Security Council diplomats at the United Nations say they are not surprised by reports the United States may spy on them. Ambassadors from Pakistan and Spain say espionage is a normal part of international power dynamics, while Russia's Lavrov downplays surprise at the memo allegations.
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Castro visits Hiroshima memorial in reflection on missile crisis
In Tokyo Fidel Castro honors victims of the 1945 atomic bombing and reflects on the Cuban missile crisis. He writes in the memorial registry that such barbarism must never recur. Castro, on an Asia tour, also condemned U S policy in Iraq in Malaysia. In Nicaragua officials say a 9 year old girl’s abortion to save her life was legal and will not face charges.
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China plans unmanned moon probe within 2.5 years
China aims to launch an unmanned lunar mission within two and a half years if the government approves the plan, while pursuing a manned Earth-orbit mission this year. Ouyang Ziyuan notes the step follows lessons from the US shuttle program after the Columbia disaster.
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