Colombia's Constitutional Court ruled on Friday to reject a referendum that will allow President Alvaro Uribe to seek re-election, agencies reported. The ruling, passed by a 7-2 vote in the court, means Uribe can not run for the third consecutive term after serving two terms in office. (Colombia-Court-Uribe) BAGHDAD -- Two Iraqi civilians were killed and 22 injured in two attacks targeting Iraqi army in Mosul, capital of Nineveh province in northern Iraq on Friday, police said. 'An explosive device in a barrel of waste on a highway in southern Mosul went off near an Iraqi army patrol Friday afternoon, killing two civilians and wounding two soldiers and eight civilians, the city police said. (Iraq- Explosion) WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration remains committed to a peaceful resolution on Iran's nuclear stalemate, but also increases pressure for Tehran's refusal on living up to its responsibility, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Friday. 'We remain committed to a diplomatic, peaceful resolution. But . .. Iran is not living up to its responsibilities, and we are working with our partners in the international community to increase pressure on Iran to change course,' said Clinton before her meeting with Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak. (US-Iran- Nuclear) UNITED NATIONS -- The UN Security Council on Friday extend for another year the mandate of the United Nations mission working to promote peace, stability and development in Timor-Leste. In a unanimously adopted resolution, the 15-nation Council decided that the mission, known as UNMIT, will remain in place until Feb. 26, 2011. (UN-Timor- Leste-Mission) 