VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Benedict, in his annual “state of the world” address, on Monday called on nations to make a global commitment on security in order to prevent terrorists from gaining access to nuclear weapons.
Speaking to diplomats from 176 countries accredited to the Vatican, he deplored “continual attacks” on human life, saying new frontiers in bioethics called for a “moral use of science.”
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