Maoist rebels agree to peace talks in Nepal

Maoist rebels today agreed to peace talks with Nepal’s government, raising hopes for an end to a decade-old insurgency that has killed 13,000 people.

Maoist rebels agree to peace talks in Nepal
Thu, 04 May, 2006 - 16:18

Maoist rebels today agreed to peace talks with Nepal’s government, raising hopes for an end to a decade-old insurgency that has killed 13,000 people.

The insurgents released a statement accepting an offer made by the Himalayan country’s new Cabinet yesterday.

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