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<i>Cartoon:</i> The week that was, part 1

Key praises 'historic' UN nuclear resolution

A UN Security Council resolution on nuclear non-proliferation is historic and significant, Prime Minister John Key says.

'Look forward to seeing a lot more of you', Obama tells Key

Barack Obama speaks glowingly of NZ during two quick chats with John Key in New York today.

Rudd talks of human cost of recession

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has urged world leaders to never forget the human face of the global financial crisis.

Key 'impressed' by Obama's speech

Prime Minister John Key had a surprise meeting with United States President Barack Obama in New York today.

Key-Obama's shock meeting precedes 'hateful' UN address

John Key's shock meeting with Barack Obama is followed by a walk out during Iran leader's "offensive" UN speech.

Key butters up Clark with Vogel's at NY meeting

John Key and his predecessor swap views during a "wide ranging" discussion in New York.

US may help finance emissions research - Key

UN: Israel targeted civilians

<i>Wall St Journal</i> criticises NZ's carbon programme

An editorial in the influential <i>Wall St Journal</i> today accuses New Zealand of "Green PR gone wild", in our stance on carbon emissions.

95 dead after Nato air strike

<i>Editorial</i>: Parties should work together on emissions

Treatment of Aborigines is abusive - UN

Call for Timor tribunal

John Key set to appear on Letterman Show

John Key will sell NZ to the worldwide tourism market when he appears on the <i>Late Show with David Letterman</i> next month.

Iran: UN inspectors at reactor