Morning Brief: World Food Program office attacked in Pakistan

Europe

• The Greek Socialist Party beat the ruling Conservatives in a landslide in elections on Sunday. 
• German Chancellor Angela Merkel will address the U.S. Congress next month.
• British Prime Minister Gordon Brown traveled to Belfast to help break a political deadlock in Northern Ireland.

Asia

• Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao kicked off a three day visit to North Korea with a meeting with Kim Jong Il. 
• Authorities have called off the search for survivors of last week's earthquake in Sumatra. 
• China accused rich nations of trying to kill of the Kyoto climate change protocols. 

Middle East

• The United Arab Emirates passed a law regulating the development of a nuclear power program. 
• IAEA inspectors will visit Iran's newly revealed nuclear enrichment plant near Qom on Oct. 25. 
• Protesters clashed with Israeli police at Jerusalem's sacred sites.  

Africa

• Two senior Nigerian rebel leaders accepted a government amnesty offer. 
• South Africa's former police chief -- also the former president of Interpol -- pleaded not guilty to accepting bribes. 
• The Pope warned that materialism and extremism were endangering Africa's future at a meeting of African bishops. 

Americas

• The Venezuelan government is planning to outlaw violent video games and tows.  
• Around two thousand Venezuelans marched to protest the jailing of President Hugo Chavez's opponents.
• Mexican police made the largest seizure of methamphetamines in the country's history.