51.   The divided Korean Peninsula still technically at war after the conflict ended in a shaky truce, not a peace treaty.

52.   The conflict ended in a shaky cease-fire.

53.   The conflict ended in May with Kabila capturing power from the late Zairian dictator Mobutu Sese Seko.

54.   The conflict ended in a stalemate with both sides dug in at more or less the same positions they occupied when it began.

55.   The conflict ended in an uneasy armistice, not in a peace treaty.

56.   The conflict ended in an uneasy truce, followed by a long standoff that still serves as a reminder to South Koreans of the war.

57.   The conflict ended in August when the company finally signed.

58.   The conflict ended last November with the conclusion of the Dayton peace accord.

59.   The conflict ended with a U.N.-brokered cease-fire but the two countries have not signed a peace treaty and relations remains uneasy.

60.   The conflict ended without a peace treaty, leaving the two Koreas still technically in a state of war.