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Eyewitnesses Say Iranian Police Use Force to Break Up Protest Opposition demonstrators had gathered at Haft-e-Tir Square in central Tehran, witnesses say police used tear gas to disperse the crowd International Criticism of Iranian Government Actions Grows Iran accuses foreign governments of fomenting unrest Obama: US Ready for Any Threat from N. Korea US president hopeful Pyongyang will opt to rejoin global community; official N. Korean newspaper says country will hit back at US if attacked At Least 21 Killed in Iraq Violence Series of blasts in Baghdad come as US troops prepare to pull out of Iraqi cities by month's end Tribunal Sentences Former Rwandan Interior Minister to 30 Years for Genocide Role Former Interior Minister Callixte Kalimanzira sentenced for role in deaths of thousands of Tutsis during 1994 genocide Kenya Undecided on Sending Troops to Somalia Somali Islamist militants threaten attacks on downtown Nairobi if army intervenes in conflict Peace is Fragile in Pakistan's Northwestern Buner District Fight to wrest control of Buner from the militants was fierce, shattering towns and forcing more than half the population to flee the mountainous region India Declares Maoists as Terrorists Decision allows authorities to arrest Maoist cadres; Maoists say they are fighting against corrupt government officials who fail to provide basic services to the poor Russia's Ingush Republic President Wounded in Bombing Officials say Yunus Bek Yevkurov out of immediate danger; blast killed at least one other person, wounded several others Asia's Budget Airline Carriers Ride Out Troubled Economic Times Asia's aviation industry forecast to lose over $3 billion this year but some low-cost carriers doing a bit better than average as more travelers seek to cut costs FIFA President Discusses Confederation, World Cup Issues International Football Federation president says he is disappointed more people didn't come out to watch world's best players and teams play in Confederations Cup tournament