Miliband in Sri Lanka for peace talks

The British Foreign Secretary arrived in Sri Lanka today for talks aimed at convincing the country’s government to accept a temporary ceasefire in its war with the Tamil Tiger rebels.

Miliband in Sri Lanka for peace talks
Wed, 29 Apr, 2009 - 07:43

The British Foreign Secretary arrived in Sri Lanka today for talks aimed at convincing the country’s government to accept a temporary ceasefire in its war with the Tamil Tiger rebels.

David Miliband and French counterpart Bernard Kouchner will meet later with their Sri Lankan counterpart, Rohitha Bogollagama.

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