101.   NATO chief Willy Claes warned on Monday that a pullout of U.N. peacekeepers from Croatia would make it more difficult to prevent the spread of war in the Balkans.

102.   NATO warned on Friday that its forces were ready to bomb Yugoslavia if there is no peace deal on Kosovo before the Saturday noon deadline.

103.   NATO warned on Thursday that if the invitation is ignored, it is ready to attack.

104.   Norway, a member of the NATO alliance, warned on Tuesday that any unilateral U.S. attack on Iraq could weaken the international war on terrorism.

105.   Officials warned on Monday that harmful materials and ordnance looted in unrest posed a danger to Albanians.

106.   Norway, a member of the NATO alliance, warned on Tuesday that any unilateral U.S. attack on Iraq could weaken the international war of terrorism.

107.   Nuclear officials warned on Thursday that ponds containing liquid radioactive wastes at a Ural Mountains nuclear plant were in danger of overflowing and could contaminate large inhabited areas.

108.   North Korea warned on Tuesday that the deal could be scuttled if Washington keeps insisting on providing South Korean reactor models.

109.   On Monday Bush warned Iraq of consequences if it produced weapons of mass destruction.

110.   Opening his first foray into South America as U.S. defense secretary, William Cohen warned on Saturday of new dangers of missile proliferation and unconventional terror attacks.