51.   Experts say aid workers vulnerable in civil wars.

52.   Fighting intensified Monday between loyalist and rebel forces in Guinea-Bissau, prompting thousands of people to flee the capital of that West African country, aid workers said.

53.   From their chilly cement cell, two imprisoned French aid workers said Monday that their health was good, their Taliban captors amiable enough and their living conditions adequate.

54.   Golo said aid workers from a half-dozen U.N. and private relief agencies were dealing with food, but that problems were developing with drinking water, sanitation and shelter.

55.   Government forces tried to block them from entering the capital, but some were making it into Monrovia by using bush paths, humanitarian workers said.

56.   Greenpeace said its workers, wearing protective clothing, were repackaging the drums and placing them in chemical-proof containers.

57.   Gunfire erupted in Mazar-e-Sharif shortly after noon and continued for several hours, said the workers, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

58.   Government forces tried to block them from entering the capital, but some were making it into Monrovia by using bush paths, humanitarian workers said Friday.

59.   Gunness said U.N. workers found mass graves and the mutilated bodies of civilians in former Serb areas captured this month by the Croatian army.

60.   He said workers and creditors both have a stake in making sure the company continues to operate.