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Kabul Car Bomb Kills 17 Near Indian Embassy Taliban militant spokesman claims responsibility for attack, says Indian embassy was target India Says Kabul Bombing Targeted Its Embassy India's government says no embassy personnel were killed or severely injured in a car bombing outside its diplomatic compound Thursday morning in Kabul Obama to Consult With Biden, Clinton on Afghan Policy High-level strategy session is latest in series of meetings reviewing US approach in war there US Urges Mideast Peace Talks Despite Israeli Pessimism George Mitchell to meet Friday with Israeli PM before traveling to Ramallah to meet with Palestinian President UN Security Council to Discuss Gaza Report Next Week Report says war crimes were committed by both Palestinian militants and Israel's army during last December's Gaza conflict Guinea Military Announces Investigation into Killing of Protesters Capt. Camara says commission of inquiry is government's response to calls from international community, political opponents, local human rights groups to prosecute responsible for last Monday's violence Cameroon Closes Radio Station Critical of President Private station Dementi FM began broadcasting about six months ago on vacant frequency in Yaounde Tsunami Alert Canceled After Series of Pacific Earthquakes United States Geological Survey says 6.7 earthquake occurred in Pacific 280 kilometers from Philippines early Thursday India's Economic Mood Turns Optimistic As economy begins to recover from impact of global financial crisis, companies have again started recruiting staff and handing out pay raises German Writer Wins 2009 Nobel Literature Prize Herta Mueller honored for her ability in poetry and prose to depict 'the landscape of the dispossessed' US Seeks World Cup Berth Against Honduras Men's national soccer team will secure a place in 2010 World Cup with a win against host Honduras in San Pedro Sula, Saturday Australian Frogs Change Their Tune to Find Love In first study of its kind, University of Melbourne scientist has found some frogs have figured out a way to compensate for human interference in their love lives