OBAMA, PUTIN AGREE TO CONTINUE COOPERATION ON NUCLEAR ISSUES

President Barack Obama and new Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to continue “discussions on strategic stability” in a joint statement released yesterday after their meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Mexico. In a wide-ranging statement…

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