CNN Student News - September 24, 2013 - CNN.com September 23, 2013 -- Updated 2313 GMT (0713 HKT) (CNN Student News) -- September 24, 2013 As world leaders gather in New York, CNN Student News defines the U.N. General Assembly, and we consider the possibility of a meeting between the U.S. and Iran. We also report on terrorist attacks in Africa and Asia, and we examine election results in Germany. Plus, we share some students' opinions on the issue of bringing guns into Starbucks. What differences might there be in international and domestic news coverage of a country's election? United Nations General Assembly 2. religious minority 3. landslide victory In what Middle Eastern nation were 52 Americans taken hostage in 1979? In what kind of venue are Kenyan authorities investigating a terrorist attack? Who was re-elected as chancellor of Germany? What might be the benefits and drawbacks of a massive assembly of world leaders? What subjects might come up? In your view, are the U.N. General Assembly's policies significant if they are not legally binding? Why do you think that religious minorities are accepted in some regions but not in others? In places of religious intolerance, do you think steps can be taken to keep the peace? Do you think that the margin of victory, either by a landslide or a slight majority, has an impact on the way a national leader governs? How might the nation's citizens respond to each type of victory? North America New York City Asia Peshawar, Pakistan Europe Germany