Obama promotes nuclear-free world
Apr. 5 - U.S. President Barack Obama says his country will take concrete steps to free the world of nuclear weapons.
U.S. President Barack Obama set out his vision for a world free of nuclear weapons on Sunday. Visiting the Czech capital on a one-week trip marking his presidential debut on the world stage, Obama said the U.S. would continue developing anti-missile defences as long as an Iranian nuclear threat remained.
He also called on Pyongyang to abandon its efforts to acquire nuclear weapons, after its rocket launch.
Sarah Barden reports.
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