Russia and North Korea reaffirm ABM treaty support
At their second summit in 15 months Kim Jong Il and Vladimir Putin issued the Moscow Declaration preserving the 1972 Anti Ballistic Missile Treaty. Kim denied North Korea threats, vowed to honor a missile test moratorium, and sought better ties with Moscow. Putin pledged aid to North Korea, modernization, and a rail link between the Koreas, endorsing reunification concepts.
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Suspects Arrive at Hague In War Crimes Case
Three Bosnian Muslims accused of Serb atrocities in 1993 arrived in the Netherlands on Saturday and were moved to a U.N. detention unit after Bosnian police arrested them following sealed indictments disclosed by the U.N. war crimes court in The Hague on July 13.
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Queen Mother Celebrates 101st Birthday at Clarence House
The Queen Mother Elizabeth joyfully greeted thousands of admirers in London on her 101st birthday.
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Tycoon kicks off balloon bid round the world
American adventurer Steve Fosser, 57, began his solo balloon circumnavigation from Northam, Australia, at dawn aboard Solo Spirit as the balloon rose in the morning light reflecting off the helium. He is attempting the first solo round-the-world flight in a balloon. The launch signals the start of a demanding endurance journey.
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49 Still Detained After Genoa Riots
Two weeks after the Group of Eight riot at Genoa, 49 people remain in detention including an American student. Prosecutor Francesco Meloni said eight investigations into the violence are progressing and no new police officers were placed under inquiry over brutality allegations.
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Floods in Bihar Kill At Least Three. Army Rescues Endure
Torrential rain and floods swept Bihar as the army pressed rescue and relief operations. Three drownings were confirmed in Dumaria village, West Champaran district, with local papers citing six deaths overall.
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