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Separate clashes kill 23 Taliban in Afghanistan (AFP)

AFP - Afghan and foreign troops killed 23 Taliban militants in separate operations a day after the president pledged to take responsibility for security in his new five-year term, police said Saturday.

Astronauts Prepare for Second Spacewalk, New Baby (SPACE.com)

SPACE.com - Astronaut Randy Bresnik may be expecting his wife Rebecca to give birth, but that hasn't shaken his focus for a planned spacewalk outside the International Space Station today to install new video antennas and other equipment.

'Project Runway Talk': Irina explains herself

Who is Irina Shabayeva? The back-stabbing mean girl that this season made her out to be? Or victim of a

Travolta, family attend opening of 'Old Dogs' (AP)

AP - John Travolta and his family have helped raise money for charities in their home state of Florida with a screening of his new comedy

Egypt will not be 'lax' in defending nationals: Mubarak (AFP)

AFP - President Hosni Mubarak warned on Saturday that Cairo will be firm in dealing with those who harm Egyptians, following attacks on its nationals in Algeria and Sudan over a World Cup football match.

Putin calls for modernization of Russian economy (AP)

AP - Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says Russia must modernize its economy and reduce its dependence on raw materials exports.

Indian PM leaves on first state visit of US (AFP)

AFP - Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh left for the United States on Saturday with talks on terrorism and the global economy expected to dominate the agenda.

Italy arrests Pakistanis suspected of Mumbai links (Reuters)

Reuters - Italian anti-terrorist police have arrested two Pakistanis suspected of helping to finance the Islamic militant group responsible for the attacks on Mumbai in November 2008, that killed 166 people.

Iraqi lawmakers seek to end election crisis (AP)

AP - Iraq's parliament is discussing ways to end a dispute over an election law after a vice president vetoed the bill, throwing national polls slated for January into question.

'Irrefutable' proof US student murdered Briton (AFP)

AFP - Italian prosecutors on Saturday summed up their case against American exchange student Amanda Knox in the 2007 murder of her British housemate citing "irrefutable" scientific evidence.

Russia's Medvedev raps ruling party over elections (Reuters)

Reuters - President Dmitry Medvedev on Saturday criticized regional officials in Russia's ruling party for failing to ensure fully democratic local elections last month.

Vodafone seeks more time to reply to Indian tax claim (AFP)

AFP - British mobile phone giant Vodafone Group Plc has sought an extra two months to reply to a two-billion-dollar Indian tax claim over its purchase of India's third-largest mobile operator.