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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has undertaken the difficult task of helping to shepherd a possible ceasefire. Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi, meanwhile, is playing a key role as an intermediary with Hamas, a group labeled by the U.S. as a terrorist organization. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. (Nightly News)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells the UN general assembly Thursday that sanctions are not stopping Iran's nuclear program. (NBC News)

Democratic New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson – who recently spent five days in the North – joins msnbc's Tamron Hall to discuss Pyongyang's charge that the South is trying to initiate conflict. (msnbc tv)

The materials tear the cover off some U.S. secret operations and offer up embarrassing critiques of world leaders. NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports. (Nightly News)

U.S. diplomats scrambled Monday to reassure Pakistan's government that while the leak of classified military documents about the war in Afghanistan were unauthorized, the documents do support widely held suspicions that Pakistan's intelligence agency secretly supports the Taliban. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (Nightly News)

In an interview with NBC's Andrea Mitchell, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton acknowledges frustration with Pakistan's efforts against al-Qaida and predicts more inquiries into the Lockerbie bomber's release. However, she remains hush-hush on her daughter's upcoming nuptials. 

These days, the attention of the nation's top diplomat isn't just on world affairs, but on affairs of the heart - specifically her daughter Chelsea's upcoming nuptials. NBC's Lee Cowan reports. (Nightly News)