News Headlines - 02 May 2015

▽Royal baby girl: birth of Princess a masterpiece of stage management - Telegraph

Duchess of Cambridge produced the Princess the nation had wanted, in a hitch-free birth that was all in a day's work

ON April 30, 1975, the army of communist North Vietnam took Saigon, toppled the government of South Vietnam, and brought two decades of American military involvement in Vietnam to an end.

▽Kim Jong-un snubs Russia after being refused 'special treatment' - Telegraph

Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, refused an invitation to visit Moscow to mark the Soviet Union's victory in World War II because Russia refused to meet Pyongyang's demands for special treatment for the young dictator.

▽Russia Victory Day Parade: Who's Attending And Who Isn't

Russia’s 70th anniversary commemoration of the Soviet victory in the Great Patriotic War, known in the West as World War II, is set to be a massive spectacle, but the list of international guests is steadily shrinking. Russian President Vladimir Putin invited 70 world leaders to attend the May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow, but a number have declined over the situation in Ukraine.

▽Changing the Solar Power Industry—Tesla’s New Powerwall Packs a Powerful Punch : Science Times

Elon Musk's visions haven't just changed the tech industry, they've changed the world and even space exploration. But a new venture and interest in batteries will mean that Tesla is expanding into the solar energy game, and Musk is offering home owners the opportunity to capitalize on the power of the Sun.