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Light Security Contributes to Pakistan Hotel Bombing Closed-circuit footage aired on Pakistani television stations shows how easy it was for attackers to hit five-star star hotel in Peshawar Car Bomb Rips Through Market in Southern Iraq, Killing Many Officials have given conflicting accounts of death toll from blast in Bathaa, near Nasiriya Offensives Kill 45 Across Afghanistan Ghor province airstrike kills Taliban's Mullah Mustafa and 16 other militants, US officials say US Envoy Urges 'Prompt' Middle East Peace Talks Met earlier with Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Guantanamo Terrorist Suspect Pleads Not Guilty In US Civilian Court Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani accused in 1998 US embassy bombings in Africa Palau Accepts Chinese Muslims Held at Guantanamo Bay After months of legal uncertainty, ethnic Chinese Muslims held for years as suspected terrorists in Guantanamo will be resettled in remote Pacific island nation of Palau French Submarine Begins Search for Jet's Black Boxes Flight recorders may contain clues as to why Air France Flight 447 crashed into Atlantic Ocean last week Key Countries Agree on UN Sanctions Against N. Korea Draft UN Security Council resolution condemns North Korea's nuclear test as a violation of previous UN resolutions and imposes additional sanctions Rogombe Becomes Gabon's Interim President Former head of senate takes oath of office in capital Libreville, succeeding late President Omar Bongo Shell Reaches Settlement With Nigerian Human Rights Plaintiffs Giant oil company says multi-million dollar settlement is a humanitarian gesture and that it was not involved in any human rights abuses