Militants in a surprise move penetrated a UN guesthouse in the fortified Afghan capital Kabul Wednesday morning, killing six foreign national staff of UN, a police officer said. 'The militants entered the guesthouse at 5 a.m. local time in the Shirpoor diplomatic enclave and began firing and suicide attack, killing six staff on the spot,' the officer told Xinhua but declined to be named. (Afghanistan-Attack-UN staff) KABUL-- Two rockets fired from unknown location slammed next to Kabul's only five-star Kabul Serena Hotel Wednesday morning. Officials are tightlipped if there were any casualties. Police also cordoned off the area and did not allow journalists to get access inside the hotel which accommodates high ranking foreign guests and officials. (Afghanistan-Attack) ISLAMABAD -- At least two people were killed and more than 10 others injured in bomb blast in northwest Pakistan 's city of Peshawar Wednesday, local TV channel reported. According to the private TV GEO News, sources said an ear deafening blast has been heard in interior city of Peshawar. (Pakistan-Peshawar) MANILA -- Philippine government and the separatist Moro Islamic Liberation Front has signed in Kuala Lumpur a new document ensuring the protection of civilians in armed conflict areas in Mindanao, giving bright hope for the reopening of the stalled peace talks. Ambassador Rafael Seguis, chairman of the government peace panel, said both parties signed on Tuesday the Agreement on the Civilian Protection Component of the International Monitoring Team. (Philippines-Rebel) MAPUTO -- Mozambicans go to the polls on Wednesday morning in presidential, parliamentary and provincial elections. There are almost 10 million voters expected to cast their ballots in the southern African country's fourth elections since a 1992 peace deal brought an end to its 16-year civil war. (Mozambique- Elections) 