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Suicide Bomb Goes Off in Islamabad; Religious Students Stage Demonstrations Outside Mosque Powerful bomb rips through hotel restaurant near Red Mosque; at least 11 killed, many more seriously injured South Korean Special Envoy Arrives in Afghanistan to Aid in Hostage Negotiations News reports say 22 South Koreans, kidnapped in Afghanistan more than a week ago, face imminent execution if negotiations fail Bush Administration Briefs Congress on US-India Nuclear Deal Agreement must now be approved by Indian parliament and US Congress Charges Dropped Against Doctor in Failed British Bombing Case Australia's Director of Public Prosecutions says a major 'mistake' was made in investigation of Mohamed Haneef FBI Director Defends Anti-Terror Tool, Assures Lawmakers Robert Mueller says National Security Letters remain crucial part of across- the-board anti-terror effort Congressional Democrats Subpoena Top Bush Aide, Karl Rove Measure stems from investigation into whether nine federal prosecutors were fired for purely political reasons Elections Over, Turkey Must Now Choose President Justice and Development Party celebrates election victory, but faces series of challenges including lingering tension over role of Islam in Turkish society Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Runs Out of Staple Food There has been no maize meal in Southern Zimbabwe for the last week neither in supermarkets nor black markets Ban Says UN Remains Key to Solving Global Problems UN Secretary-General says challenges facing the world today require dialogue and collective action NASA Finds Evidence of Sabotaged Computer Bound for Space Station Space agency says the damaged computer posed no danger to the astronauts; declines to comment on report that astronauts flew while drunk