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Suicide Bombings Kill at Least 16 in Northwest Pakistan Bomber kills at least six people, wounds more than 60 others outside police station in Bannu; in Peshawar's commercial district, 10 people killed, more than 70 wounded UN Warns Afghan Vote Results Could Spark More Violence Preliminary results show Afghan President Hamid Karzai ahead in polls with 54 percent of the vote, but UN-backed electoral commission is investigating charges of fraud Iran to Allow IAEA Inspectors into Nuclear Plant Nuclear chief Ali Akbar Salehi says timing of visit will be worked out with the IAEA Obama: Open to 'Meaningful Dialogue' with Iran Remarks come one day after US leader, his counterparts from France and UK announced that Tehran has been secretly building second nuclear plant for years G20 Leaders Wrap Up Their Economic Summit Meeting ends with agreements intended to prevent future economic meltdowns Madagascar President Prevented from Addressing UN General Assembly Andry Rajoelina came to power in military-backed coup last March Somali Pirates Pushed off Ship, But Kill Captain African Union forces, Somali police responded after receiving distress call from ship Burma Embassy Protesters Mark 2nd Anniversary of Military Crackdown Demonstrators wear red bandanas and hold posters calling for democracy and release of political prisoners Korean Families Begin Brief Reunions after Half Century Separation More than 90 South Koreans passed through checkpoints Saturday to cross heavily armed border between North and South Korea, on their way to bittersweet reunions Pope Benedict, in Czech Republic, Calls for Return to Christian Roots Three day visit aimed at strengthening Roman Catholic church's standing in former communist nation New York City Celebrates 400th Anniversary 400 years ago this month, Henry Hudson, looking for a sea route to Asia, sailed into what is now New York Harbor