91.   Thousands of people -- mainly women, children and the elderly -- demonstrated in Aden, calling for an immediate end to the fighting, an AFP correspondent reported.

92.   Thousands of people demonstrated in Aden Saturday calling for an immediate end to the fighting, an AFP correspondent reported.

93.   Three Turks and four Kurds were killed when an angry Kurdish crowd attacked a car carrying Turkish Red Crescent staff near here on Wednesday, an AFP correspondent reported.

94.   Three Turks and four Kurds were killed when an angry Kurdish crowd attacked a car carrying Turkish Red Crescent workers near here on Wednesday, an AFP correspondent reported.

95.   Traffic had returned to the main streets and the military presence was not marked, even outside official buildings, AFP correspondents reported.

96.   Troops fired into the air as a banned anti-government march during a general strike erupted into violence here Wednesday, an AFP correspondent reported.

97.   Two Turkish correspondents reported missing while covering the conflict in Bosnia-Hercegovina are being held by the Bosnian Serbs, a UN official said Saturday.

98.   UN Bosnia commander, General Sir Michael Rose, and Sarajevo sector commander, General Herve Gobilliard, were also at the airport, correspondents reported.

99.   Two armoured police vehicles took up positions near anti-government protesters in Belgrade for the first time Monday in two weeks of demonstrations, an AFP correspondent reported.

100.   Two Israeli warplanes bombed hilltop positions near a village in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon on Friday, after an attack by Hezbollah guerrillas, an AFP correspondent reported.