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Afghan Election Officials Cancel Runoff, Declare Karzai Winner Mr. Karzai's challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, withdrew from the race Sunday because of concerns about widespread fraud, which marred the August vote Suicide Bomber Kills 35 People Near Pakistan's Army Headquarters Police say Monday's blast occurred outside of a bank near the Shalimar hotel, just a few kilometers from the capital, Islamabad Iran Seeks Experts' Opinion on UN Fuel Plan Iran's foreign minister says Iran asked the International Atomic Energy Agency two days ago to establish a technical commission that would evaluate the plan for sending most of its low-enriched uranium to Russia Clinton says Israel Should Reciprocate Palestinian Moves US Secretary of State moderates stance towards Israeli settlement policy following Arab backlash US Diplomats Engaging Burma in Major Policy Change Visit is the highest level dialogue between the United States and Burma in more than a decade and has been welcomed as a positive change in Washington's Burma policy Chinese Leader Urges Australia to End 'Mistrust' Li Keqiang's comments came at the conclusion of a visit to Australia Monday aimed at soothing diplomatic tensions Preliminary Results Indicate Landslide Victory for Mozambique's Guebuza With nearly 90 percent of the ballots counted, President Armando Guebuza has won more than 70 percent of the popular vote DRC President Visits Zimbabwe in Regional Mediation Effort Southern African Development Community chairman Joseph Kabila will attempt to mend cracks in unity government WHO: Millions of Children Need Not Die From Pneumonia UN agency says every 15 seconds a child dies of pneumonia, which can be prevented with adequate nutrition and vaccination Negotiators Trying to Narrow Differences Before December Climate Summit Climate change negotiators are trying to come up with a workable draft document to replace the 1997 Kyoto Protocol