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Inspectors to Visit New Iran Nuclear Site at Qom Oct 25 IAEA Director Mohamed ElBaradei made the announcement Sunday after meeting with Iranian leaders in Tehran At Least 10 Coalition Troops Killed in Eastern Afghanistan Taliban insurgents claimed responsibility for the violence, saying they have also captured several Afghan policemen in what is being described as the deadliest raid on coalition forces for more than a year Earthquake Victims in Indonesian Villages Need Help to Rebuild Poor villagers hurt by the earthquake say they need help from foreign countries, like the US to rebuild Devastated Village in American Samoa Recovers From Tsunami Residents of seaside village are coping with the ravages of nature say the bonds of community are helping them recover South Korea Refuses to Return 11 North Korean Defectors South Korea's Unification Ministry says that it has no intention of returning the defectors, because they expressed their desire to settle in the South Israeli Police Clash with Palestinians near Jerusalem Holy Place The clash took place near the Mosque of Al Aksa, the site Jews call the Temple Mount IOM to Increase Aid to Displaced Female-Headed Households in Iraq One in 10 displaced Iraqi families are headed by females and about one-quarter of these families have limited or no access to basic health and social welfare services Court Finishes Vote Recount in Gabon Constitutional court says court has completed recounting every return from the more than 2,800 polling stations and will rule on the validity of poll soon Intelligence Analyst Looks At Conflicts And Progress In The Next 100 Years George Friedman sees a world challenged by population declines and the emergence of new powers Michael Moore's "Capitalism: A Love Story" Hits the Screen New film explores the causes of the US economic crisis and questions the morality of capitalism