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Heavy Turnout Reported as Iranians Vote in Presidential Election Strong turnout, according to analysts, could work against incumbent Mahmoud Ahmedinejad Senior Sunni Lawmaker Killed in Iraq Harith al-Obeidi was head of large Sunni bloc in parliament, also member of parliament's human rights committee WHO Raises Swine Flu Alert to Highest Level Director-General Margaret Chan makes announcement in Geneva, following an emergency meeting of health experts in Geneva Hong Kong Closes Schools After Surge in Swine Flu Cases Cluster of infections was found in a secondary school, where at least 12 pupils fell ill with the H1N1 swine flu virus Pakistan Military Denies New War Front in Waziristan Military spokesman says clearing up Swat Valley is first priority before starting new operations elsewhere Gates to Press NATO Allies for More Support in Afghanistan US Defense Secretary optimistic additional US troop deployments in Afghanistan have 'reasonable' chance of success to shift momentum UN to Vote on North Korea Resolution Resolution would impose additional sanctions on Pyongyang including cargo inspections and a total arms embargo North Korea Demands Huge Pay, Rent Increases at Industrial Complex Pyongyang also refusing to release detained executive it has held with no outside contact for more than two months China Opposes Detainee Move to Palau Pacific island nation has offered to take 17 Uighur detainees released from American facility at Guantanamo Bosnian TV Airs Video of Fugitive War Crimes Suspect Serbian authorities have insisted they do not know Mladic's whereabouts, and video footage has been turned over to war crimes prosecutors in The Hague Holocaust Museum Attacker in Critical Condition Suspect to face charges of murde, use of a firearm in a federal facility, and possibly a hate crime