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Public to Pay Final Respects to Senator Edward Kennedy Senator Kennedy's coffin will lie in Boston in repose at the library named after one of his slain older brothers, President John F. Kennedy Kennedy Leaves Global Legacy World leaders reach out to share fond memories, admiration of late Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy Afghanistan Election Results on Hold for at Least Two Days Independent Election Commission announces no reason for delay, but one official with IEC acknowledges counting is proceeding slower than expected Suicide Blast in NW Pakistan Kills 15 Officials say attack took place in Khyber region, near Afghan border Peacekeeping Chief: Darfur No Longer at War Outgoing commander of international peacekeepers says Darfur's rebel groups are fragmented, not strong enough to fight Car Bombs Hit Iraqi Forces in Baghdad One person killed, 11 wounded in series of car bombs in Taji, north of Baghdad South Korea Presses North for More Reunions In talks Thursday between Red Cross delegations from North and South Korea, officials from the South urged North Korean representatives to not make family reunions a one-time event Dalai Lama May Visit Typhoon Victims in Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou's decision to allow the Dalai Lama to visit Taiwan may risk new political friction with mainland China UN Representative Criticizes Australia's Aboriginal Policies as Racist UN special investigator: Aborigines face racism, government intervention in the Northern Territory discriminates against Aborigines Ukrainians Disillusioned with 'Orange Revolution' Bitter political fights between President Yushchenko and his former 'Orange Revolution' ally, now Prime Minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, continue to this day