Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe sought support from his fellow African leaders at a regional summit in Egypt Monday, while international condemnation grew over his re-election in a presidential run-off vote last week. - Mugabe was the only candidate in the Friday vote after opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai withdrew, alleging violent intimidation and vote-rigging preparations by the government. - Canada has announced sanctions against Mugabe's regime, while British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has called for the world to send a message that the "so-called elections will not be recognized." - Reuters news agency is reporting from the United Nations that the U.S. has submitted a draft security council resolution that imposes an arms embargo and stiff economic sanctions on Zimbabwe. - The draft document also proposes a travel ban on any Zimbabwean who helped the government "undermine democratic processes" or supported politically motivated violence....