Morning Brief: Saudi Arabia attacks rebels inside Yemen

Asia

• The United Nations is relocated nearly half of its Afghanistan-based staff after last week's Taliban attack. 
• Two senior Indonesian officials resigned in a graft scandal.
• The U.S. and EU filed a complaint at the WTO against China's high export tariffs.

Middle East

• The UN General Assembly is due to call a vote on a resolution endorsing the findings of the Goldstone report. 
• Morocco has expelled a Swedish diplomat for passing document to rebels in Western Sahara. 
• Hezbollah has denied any connection to a weapons-carrying ship seized by Israel this week. 

Europe

• An Italian judge convicted 23 CIA agents in absentia for the 2003 kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric. 
• German Opel workers went on strike to protest GM's decision not to sell the company. 
• Croatia and Slovenia settled a long-running border dispute. 

Africa

• The International Criminal Court's prosecutor says he wants to investigate crimes committed during Kenya 2007 postelection violence. 
• A senior Lord's Resistance Army commander has surrendered to the Ugandan military. 
• South African mediators wil facilitate talks to try to save Zimbabwe's coalition government. 

Americas

• Paraguay's president replaced his top military officers after rumors of a coup. 
• An off-duty U.S. airman was killed by gunmen in a bar in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. 
• Manuel Zelaya has asked the U.S. State Department to clarify why it will recognize Honduras's election, even if he is not reinstated.