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NATO Helicopter Crashes in Afghanistan Kill 14 Americans It's one of the deadliest days for US forces since the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan Pakistan: 19 Militants Killed in S. Waziristan Fighting comes amid ongoing air, ground offensive to defeat Pakistani Taliban Iranian FM: Tehran to Respond to Nuclear Deal Within Days Manouchehr Mottaki Monday reportedly said Tehran may agree to ship some of its own uranium abroad for enriching, or it may choose to buy enriched uranium Dual Baghdad Bombings Kill 155, Wound 500 Near-simultaneous attacks hit near the heavily-guarded Green zone and appeared to target a provincial government building and the Ministry of Justice Iraqi Electoral Law Remains in Limbo Following Baghdad Bombings Two bloody explosions near Baghdad's Green Zone forced a postponement of the debate First Day of Karadzic Trial Ends Serb leader Radovan Karadzic fails to appear before court for opening of his trial on 11 counts of crimes against humanity, genocide US Issues Travel Ban Against Prominent Kenyan Official US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson says US is not happy with the pace of reforms in Kenya; additional visas may be revoked for impeding key government reforms Independent Media Still Struggling in Zimbabwe Agreement that brought about Zimbabwe's unity government includes provisions that require the government to license independent broadcasters and newspapers India, US Conduct Joint Military Exercise Thousand troops from US and India participate in an 18-day joint ground combat exercise in Uttar Pradesh state, a sign of growing ties between two countries Asylum Debate Stirs Political Debate in Australia More than 42 vessels have reached Australian waters over the past year, most carrying Afghans, Sri Lankans and Iraqis