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	Diplomats: North Korea renews UN access to nuclear site The move comes a day after the North said it would resume dismantling its nuclear facilities in response to the U.S. decision to remove North Korea from its list of states sponsoring terrorism.
	24 reported killed in Pakistan Authorities in Pakistan are reporting dozens killed in fighting near the border with Afghanistan.
	Dalai Lama to leave Indian hospital after surgery The Dalai Lama is recovering from surgery in India and is expected to leave a New Delhi hospital in the next few days.
	Iceland suspends equity trading again Iceland has suspended trading on its stock exchange for the third consecutive trading day, citing "unusual market conditions."
	World stocks bounce back European markets opened strongly Monday following Asia's lead in response to the widespread government efforts over the weekend to shore up the world's troubled financial system.
	Israel closes West Bank for Sukkot holiday Israel has shut down entry from the West Bank during the weeklong Sukkot holiday.
	Al-Maliki: British troops not necessary Iraq's prime minister said the 4,100 British troops in southern Iraq are no longer necessary to provide security, a newspaper reported Monday.
	Iraq: Christian businessman killed in Mosul Sunday's shooting is the latest in a series of killings of Christians that has caused thousands of members of the tiny religious community to flee the volatile city.
	British banks to get $63B infusion from government Three of the largest British banks have announced plans to take up to $63 billion of government money to boost their balance sheets.
	Gunmen open fire on U.S. consulate in Mexico A federal official says assailants opened fire on the U.S. consulate in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey.