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Afghanistan's Karzai Intends to Create Unity Government Re-elected president speaks one day after opposing presidential candidate pulls out of runoff Iranian Leader Says He Won't Be Deceived by US Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says Tehran will not be fooled by superficial conciliatory tone coming from Washington Clinton Tries to Appease Arab Anger About Praise for Israeli Settlement Offer US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's statement calling Israeli offer to restrict settlement growth as 'unprecedented' drew a sharp response from Jordan and Egypt N. Korea Announces More Production of Nuclear Weapons Material Announcement comes just one day after North Korea's foreign ministry pressed the United States to agree to direct talks Merkel Addresses US Congress on Berlin Wall Anniversary German chancellor, in Washington to mark 20th anniversary of fall of Berlin Wall, is speaking later Tuesday to a joint meeting of both houses of US Congress Hungarians Have Mixed Feelings About Collapse of Communism New survey by global online research group Ipsos indicates only one Hungarian in five believes their country has changed for the better since 1989 Vote Monitoring Group Raises Alarm About Sudan Registration Drive Carter Center team says its workers are not being accredited to observe massive voter registration drive that began this week Sri Lanka Objects to US Plan to Interview Army Chief Government expects General Sarath Fonseka to be questioned about alleged war crimes committed during civil war Senior US Diplomats Meet With Burma's PM Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Kurt Campbell, and his deputy Scot Marceil also are to meet with opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who is under house arrest Polls Open in US State Elections Analysts say Republican victories in New Jersey, Virginia may set up major battle for control of Congress in 2010 midterm elections