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Death Toll in Guinea Protests Rises Above 150 Military police opened fired Monday on demonstrators at Conakry's September 28 Stadium who were protesting expected candidacy of military ruler Captain Moussa Dadis Camara 30 Afghan Civilians Killed in Roadside Bombing Victims included several women, children; Taliban blamed NATO Secretary-General Defends Alliance's Afghanistan Contributions Anders Fogh Rasmussen says more resources will be needed to battle Taliban militants at time when public support in many allied nations for continued operations in Afghanistan is waning Iranian Lawmakers Warn West ahead of Nuclear Talks Lawmakers say Geneva meeting this week offers historic chance to resolve dispute over nation's nuclear program India Poised for Major Expansion of Nuclear Power 'If we can manage our program well, our three-stage strategy could yield potentially 470,000 megawatts of power, by the year 2050,' says Indian PM China's Number Two Leader Plans Visit to North Korea Wen Jiabao making trip to North Korea next week to celebrate 60th anniversary of establishment of relations between two neighbors Death Toll in Philippines Continues to Climb from Tropical Storm Ketsana Authorities say 240 people died in floods caused by Ketsana but number likely to rise Honduras Reconsiders Civil Liberties Ban De facto president says 45-day order will be reversed at 'most opportune time' to guarantee peace Obama Plans Denmark Trip to Lobby for Chicago's Olympic Bid President to join first lady in combined effort to secure 2016 Summer Olympics Intelligence Analyst Looks at Conflicts and Progress in Next 100 Years George Friedman predicts wars fought from space, between nations that are friendly with each other today; populations will decline and industrialized nations will compete for immigrant labor Film Director Polanski Asks Swiss Court for Release from Custody Oscar winner Roman Polanski, who faces sentencing in US for statutory rape, is expected to remain jailed until ruling is issued and any appeals are complete