UN SECURITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES NORTH KOREA'S NUCLEAR TESTING

Wang Guangya, China's ambassador to the United Nations, talks with the press during a break in the Security Council meeting where members voted on a new Secretary General and discussed North Korea's alleged nuclear testing, at the United Nations on October 9, 2006 in New York.

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