Barack Obama wants a world without nuclear weapons. America will push the idea of "global zero" at the United Nations conference on nuclear non-proliferation that opened in New York yesterday. The vision was unveiled just over a year ago. In a speech in Prague, the US president painted a glorious picture of a world freed from the nuclear threat, while adding (in words that faintly echoed Martin Luther King) that it might not happen in his lifetime.
巴拉克?奧巴馬(Barack Obama)希望締造一個無核世界。在本周二于紐約召開的聯(lián)合國(UN)核不擴(kuò)散會議上，美國將極力宣揚(yáng)“全球零核”的理念。一年多以前，奧巴馬表達(dá)了這種愿景。在布拉格的一次演講中，這位美國總統(tǒng)描繪了一幅世界沒有核威脅的燦爛畫面，但他同時表示，自己有生之年可能看不到這一夢想成真——這隱約呼應(yīng)著馬丁?路德?金(Martin Luther King)當(dāng)年說過的話。
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