SUMMIT COMMUNIQUE INCLUDES LOFTY GOALS, FEW CONCRETE DETAILS

World leaders assembled for the second Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul agreed that more work was needed to prevent nuclear terrorism, according to a lofty communiqué agreed to yesterday by officials at the gathering that was noticeably lacking in details.…

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