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　　How to dispose of Iran's nuclear materials remains abarrier as negotiators try to reach an agreement inSwitzerland on Monday.

　　A top U.S. State Department official said that theissue of Iran's nuclear materials remained undecided.But the officials said that this question wasextremely important to ensuring that Iran's nuclearprogram is peaceful. Iran's chief nuclear negotiatorsaid sending material to another country was not anoption.

　　A group of six nations including the United States want to keep Iran from building nuclearweapons. Other nations involved in the negotiations are Britain, China, France, Russia andGermany. If Iran agrees to a negotiated plan, many economic restrictions on the country couldbe cancelled. These sanctions have hurt Iran's economy.

　　A Western diplomat told reporters that Iran and a group of six world powers have not yetagreed on how long a deal would last. They have not agreed on how quickly economicrestrictions placed on Iran should be ended. And they have not agreed how they would be putin place again if Iran does not meet the terms of the agreement.

　　Negotiators have until Tuesday to reach an agreement.

　　Coalition continues strikes against rebels in Yemen

　　Airstrikes continued Monday in Yemen. Warplanes from a coalition of military units led by SaudiArabia targeted the capital Sana'a and other areas. It is the fifth day of such strikes.

　　Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi asked for help last week after rebels refused to endthe fighting. The Houthi rebels are supported by Iran.

　　Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Elaraby said Sunday that Mr. Hadi's "legitimategovernment" must be restored.

　　The Houthis took over Sana'a in September. In recent weeks, they moved south to the port cityof Aden. Mr. Hadi fled to Aden last month after the rebels captured the capital. Last week, Mr.Hadi fled to Saudi Arabia.

　　In France, president's party faces big setback in elections

　　Voters in France rejected many candidates from the ruling Socialist party in local electionsSunday.

　　Voters chose 4,108 candidates for 98 local government councils.

　　The Socialists lost about half of the councils they controlled to the conservative UMP party ledby former President Nicolas Sarkozy and the anti-immigration, anti-Islam National Front party.The results mean Mr. Sarkozy has support to run for the presidency in 2017.

　　Prime Minister Manuel Valls said the election results showed people are angry that their lives aretoo difficult. He promised that the government will work harder to improve the country'seconomy which is the second largest in Europe.

　　Technical problems, violence mark Nigerian elections

　　Nigerians are waiting for results from the presidential election.

　　The country's Independent National Electoral Commission said Sunday that it would beginbringing together vote totals from the 36 states and the capital on Monday.

　　President Goodluck Jonathan has been in office since 2010. His party has held the presidencysince 1999. He is being challenged by former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari.

　　Millions of Nigerians voted on Saturday and tens of thousands voted on Sunday. There weretechnical problems, and deadly attacks on voting centers in the northeast by Islamicextremists. Officials from the United States and Britain said Monday there were signs of politicalinvolvement in the counting of votes.

　　US, South Korea continue joint exercises

　　U.S. and South Korean forces held a joint military operation Monday near the port of Pohang.It was part of yearly exercises between military forces of both countries.

　　South Korean military officials said about 7,600 navy and marine troops and more than 30ships took part in the operation.

　　North Korea regularly protests the operation. It calls it a preparation for an invasion.

　　Blogger killed in Bangladesh

　　And an Internet writer was killed on Monday by three men in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.Police have detained two suspects. Police say the attackers are students at religious schools.

　　A police official said the attackers had targeted Washiqur Rahman for his anti-Islamic writings.

　　Avijit Roy was a well-known Bangladeshi-American blogger who wrote against religiousfundamentalism. He was killed in Dhaka last month.