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Obama Says GM Bankrupt, But on Path to Recovery President Obama says more jobs will be lost in the process, but such sacrifices will help a new, stronger company emerge to serve future generations Air France Passenger Plane Goes Missing Over the Atlantic Government source in Brazil says the plane disappeared from Brazilian radar screens around three-and-a-half hours into the flight, putting it closer to Brazil than France South Korea, ASEAN Condemn North Korean Nuclear Test ASEAN summit urges Pyongyang to give up nuclear ambitions; unnamed S. Korean officials say the North has moved a long-range missile capable of reaching US state of Alaska to a west coast launch site Explosion Rips Through Baghdad Market   13 others wounded in 2nd bombing to target Baghdad's Rasheed market in about two weeks, but Iraqi government says May violence casualties at all-time low Pakistan Presses Offensive Toward Taliban Stronghold Pakistani troops push toward town of Charbagh, where curfew was lifted to allow civilians to leave Clashes Return to Somali Capital   At least eight killed as Islamist insurgents and pro-government forces resume fighting US Treasury Secretary Assures China Its Dollar Assets Are Safe   Timothy Geithner says it is crucial for the United States and China to work together to effectively combat the global economic downturn Burma's Government in Exile Plans New Political Strategy for Democracy   National Coalition Government for the Union of Burma says trial of opposition-leader Aung San Suu Kyi has undermined credibility of military's planned 2010 elections Longtime Separatist Leader Ahead in South Ossetia Election Initial results give main party backing Eduard Kokoity a huge lead US Senators Debate Supreme Court Nominee's Controversial Comment   Sonia Sotomayor has been heavily scrutinized but not on her possible views concerning abortion, gun control