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AP - The head of a United Nations panel looking into security risks said Thursday the global organization must adapt to becoming a target of attacks, especially following the bombing of the U.N. offices in Algeria.

At least 5 dead in Kashmir battle over hostages (AP)

Murphy helps save Fulham's League Cup blushes (AFP)

Police: Disabled Palestinian siblings hidden away (AP)

Liberian ex-warlord dodges questions at hearing (AP)

Western nations warn Russia to `change course' (AP)

G7 countries condemn Russia's actions in Georgia (AP)

Cabinet chief vows Argentina will service debt (AP)

Thai protest refuses order to leave gov't compound (AP)

Woman wearing veil told to leave Italian museum (Reuters)

Israeli peace pioneer Abie Nathan dies at 81 (AP)

Brazil Indian reservation targeted for breakup (AP)

Israeli businessman kidnapped in Nigeria (AP)

US, Russia anchor military ships in Georgian ports (AP)

Iraq's holy city of Najaf witnessing a boom (AP)

Gustav kills 22; US Gulf Coast prepares (AP)

Combat flares in 3rd area of Pakistan border belt (AP)

Chinese defend accused police killer (AP)

Hijackers of Darfur plane refuse negotiations (AP)

13 former students allege abuse at Australian Catholic school (AFP)

US cancels plan to send military ship to Poti (AP)