51.   The military government on Monday accused the leader of the democratic opposition, Aung San Suu Kyi, of collaborating with subversives, including American citizens.

52.   The Pentagon accused Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein on Tuesday of hiding Scud missiles and told him to turn the weapons over to U.N. inspectors.

53.   To the contrary, he has accused opposition leaders like Kibaki of making inflammatory statements to fuel the clashes.

54.   With labor leaders seeking to whip up sentiment against the Bush administration on this issue, Chao accused labor leaders of trying to score political points.

55.   Other leaders may be accused of taking lavish pay hikes, but Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is asking for such small government raises that opposition politicians are baffled.

56.   President Saddam Hussein on Monday accused Arab leaders of plotting against Iraq under orders from the United States instead of serving the true interests of the Arab people.

57.   A judge will review civil suits accusing Cuban leader Fidel Castro of crimes against humanity, although prosecutors have already rejected the complaints, judicial officials said.

58.   A number of students who attended the meeting criticized government corruption and accused political leaders of using the military to maintain the status quo.

59.   A prosecutor has accused church leaders of hypnotizing people, while tax police and the security services have conducted raids and interrogations.

60.   A Russian military spokesman accused Chechen leader Dzhokhar Dudayev of inciting new resistance to Russian forces on Monday amid increasing evidence a peace accord is breaking down.