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IAEA Chief Submits Proposal for Iran Enrichment Deal Mohamed ElBaradei has given Iran and three world powers until Friday to endorse uranium enrichment agreement that could ease Western concerns Afghan Election Officials Consider Options to Address Fraud Before Runoff UN wants to replace more than half of the 380 district election heads in Afghanistan Australia Eyes Early Afghanistan Withdrawal Announcement seen as hint that Canberra may pull its 1,500 troops out of Afghanistan earlier than expected France Confirms Deportation of Illegal Afghan Immigrants Immigration Minister says Afghan men were put on plane chartered by British government; the plane also carried illegal Afghan immigrants living in Britain Pakistan Continues Waziristan Offensive, Closes Schools With the region closed-off to outsiders, and no journalists embedded with Pakistani troops, there has been no independent confirmation of the army's or the Taliban's claims US Defense Secretary Urges South Korea to Spend More on Security Robert Gates is in South Korea, where he is urging Seoul to beef up its military to reflect its status as an emerging world power New US Pacific Commander Concerned About North Korea, China Admiral Robert Willard says the US and other nations must continue to deal with North Korea's 'unpredictability,' and work through military deterrence and diplomatic pressure UN Official Says World Failing Somali IDPs Walter Kalin issues plea to the world to redouble efforts to assist those forced from their homes in Somalia Report: More Children Vaccinated Against Killer Diseases However, the report says millions of children still do not have access to life-saving vaccines Train Accident in India Kills at Least 21 People Accident occurred early Wednesday when a passenger train rammed into another train which was waiting at a red signal near the northern city, Agra