Nuclear Inspectors in Pyongyang; S. Korea Approves Food Aid
Seoul says it is satisfied diplomacy to end Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program is sufficiently back on track to start sending food across border
US General Warns Against Early Withdrawal from Iraq 
Brigadier General Dana Pittard says withdrawal will take time and should be done with great care
Israel to Release 250 Imprisoned Fatah Members
Move aimed at strengthening Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, whose Fatah movement has been routed from Gaza strip
International Middle East Peace Negotiators Consider Blair as Envoy
British news reports say Tony Blair, who steps down as prime minister Wednesday, is expected to be named as top envoy during Tuesday's talks
Arab Youth Lead Change in Middle East
Television personality Shafeeq Ghabra believes youths of Middle East are in process of changing region in dramatic ways
US, Vietnam to Cooperate on Agent Orange Damage
Although countries agreed victims of Agent Orange need help, scientists are still arguing over how harmful chemical defoliant really was
Maoist Rebels Call for Economic Blockade in Eastern India
Police say Maoist rebels blew up rail tracks, attacked two freight trains and set ablaze several trucks Tuesday in three eastern Indian states at start of 48-hour economic blockade
Former Liberian President Taylor's Trial Delayed Again
Trial resumed briefly Monday in The Hague, with defendant once again boycotting proceedings
For Ugandan Farmers, Agricultural Tips Just a Phone Call Away
Ugandan NGO updates farmers using cell phones, advises them on best local market crops
UN Report: Global Drug Abuse Under Control
'World Drug Report 2007' finds cultivation, production, and consumption of drugs such as cocaine, heroin, cannabis and amphetamines seem to have been brought under control | 
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