51.   The U.N. refugee chief on Tuesday urged central African leaders to find solutions to the conflicts tearing at their region so tens of thousands of refugees can return home.

52.   The U.S. defense chief on Saturday declined to say whether the United States ever stored atomic bombs on Danish soil in a secret deal pact with postwar Denmark.

53.   The U.S. defense chief on Saturday declined to say whether the United States ever stored atomic bombs on Danish soil in a secret pact with postwar Denmark.

54.   The U.S. defense chief on Saturday refused to say whether the United States ever stored atomic bombs on Danish soil in a secret pact with postwar Denmark.

55.   The United Nations chief on Wednesday defended as objective a report that found it doubtful Israel could have accidentally shelled a U.N. base crammed with Lebanese refugees.

56.   The United Nations human rights chief on Wednesday urged Israel to let her travel to the country for a delayed fact-finding mission on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

57.   They also debated rebel chiefs on such weighty topics as the merits of economic privatization, Romero said.

58.   The West Bank police chief on Thursday accused Jewish settlers in the tense Palestinian city of Hebron of waging an all-out war on Israeli troops.

59.   They also debated rebel chiefs on such weighty topics as the merits of economic privatization, the publisher said.

60.   With NATO threatening airstrikes in Bosnia, the U.N. chief on Wednesday considers whether to give U.N. military commanders the authority to call in air power without civilian approval.