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Mourners Pay Final Respects to Kennedy Mourners from all walks of life are filing past coffin of Senator Edward Kennedy at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum in Boston North, South Korea Reach Agreement on Family Reunions Reunions will start on September 26, just before Korea's Chuseok day, one of the year's two most important holidays Iraqis Mourn Death of Shi'ite Leader Abdul Aziz al-Hakim's body arrived in Iraq for burial, two days after he died in neighboring Iran from lung cancer Iranian President Calls for Prosecution of Opposition Leaders Mr. Ahmadinejad says opposition leaders should face 'serious confrontation' and be held accountable for 'carrying out the enemy's plan' Quick Declaration in Afghan Presidential Election Unlikely Election Complaints Commission, partly appointed by UN, has received 1,500 formal complaints - one out of every ten deemed serious enough to merit investigation Suicide Bomber Wounds Saudi Prince Deputy Interior Minister Prince Muhammad bin Nayef suffered minor injuries when al-Qaida suicide bomber detonated blast at his home Gabon Votes for New President Sunday Late president's son, Ali Ben Bongo, has best-financed campaign, backing of security services, electoral infrastructure of ruling Gabonese Democratic Party Japan Poised for Historic Political Shift in Predicted Election Landslide Polls indicate center-left party is set to topple conservatives who are viewed by many as out of touch with average Japanese family Despite 10 Years of Self-Determination, Economic Progress Slow in East Timor While country has serious problems like entrenched poverty and high unemployment, it also has great economic potential Court Rules No Solo Sailing for Dutch Sailor Girl Laura Dekker had hoped to set sail next month but now has to wait until at least end of October when judges will make their final decision based on child expert's report