Morning Brief: Pakistani police targeted in simultaneous attacks

Asia

• China has sentenced six more people to death for instigating last summer's rioting in Xinjiang.
• North Korea accused the South Korean navy of entering its territorial waters and warned of possible naval confrontation. 
• South Korea and the European Union have signed a multibillion dollar trade deal. 

Middle East

• Hamas rejected a Fatah reconciliation proposal. 
• Around 85,000 Iraqis were killed between 2004 and 2008 according to the country's Human Rights Ministry. 
• The United Arab Emirates is tightening immigration controls over fears of Iranian infiltrations. 

Africa

• The International Criminal Court has launched an investigation into last month's massacre of protesters in Guinea. 
• Zimbabwean opposition politician Roy Bennett has been imprisoned again. 
• South African policy fired rubber bullets at antigovernment protesters. 

Europe

• A grenade attack in Moldova wounded over 40 people. Authorities are calling it terrorism. 
• In a speech at Moscow State University, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized Russia's human rights record. 
• As a diplomatic gesture, Armenian President Serge Sarkisian joined Turkish President Abdullah Gul at a World Cup qualifying soccer game in Turkey.

Americas

• Despite reports of a breakthrough, rivals remain pessimistic about reaching a political compromise in Honduras. 
• Honduran police say drug smuggling has increased since the crisis began. 
• Cuba is allowing U.S. representatives to visit with jailed U.S.-Cuban citizens.