(Click Image to Enlarge)Nuclear Security Summit Begins Monday -- L.A. Times
WASHINGTON -- As they prepare for a summit on nuclear security in Washington next week, Obama administration officials have been quietly trying to craft a common position for world powers that remain sharply divided on the best way to safeguard bomb-making materials.
The two-day summit, which begins Monday, is billed by the White House as the biggest conference of its type in the U.S. since the 1945 conference to create the United Nations. The arrival of leaders of more than 40 countries, including presidents Hu Jintao of China and Manmohan Singh of India, is expected to snarl traffic and attract demonstrations.
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New Nuclear Threat Tops Summit's Agenda -- NPR
Obama Meets with India and Pakistan Ahead of Nuclear Summit -- Voice of America
Pakistan in spotlight at Washington nuclear summit -- Reuters
Concerned India to raise Pak nuke asset security with US -- Business Standard
India, Pak have upset N-balance: Hillary -- One India
World without nukes is still only a dream for Obama -- The Guardian
Briefing: Nuclear Weapons -- Times Online
Has Gordon Brown snubbed Barack Obama over the nuclear summit? -- The Telegraph
Nuclear Security Summit promises gridlock for downtown D.C. -- Washington Post
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