Sixteen people died in the attack on an Italian military convoy near the place where Karzai held a news conference.
The U.S. and Israel ended another round of talks with no sign yet of a deal on a West Bank settlement freeze.
The announcement by EU suggesting fraud came hours before authorities were due to issue a preliminary final tally.
An Iraqi reporter who hurled his shoes at U.S. President George W. Bush was released from prison on Tuesday.
U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell began talks on Tuesday with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Solana said Western policy remained “twin track”—to offer incentives to Iran to abandon its nuclear programme.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday Israel would not freeze all building in West Bank settlements.
Iran and six world powers will start nuclear talks on Oct. 1.
Iran will not bargain over its right to a nuclear program but discuss any questions or issues at upcoming talks.
The message was 11 minutes long and was posted a few days after the eighth anniversary of the Sept 11, 2001 attacks.