The authorities in Nepal say they have released three senior Maoists in an attempt to woo rebels back to peace talks. The release of the three was a key condition set by the rebels in an ultimatum delivered on Monday. A government spokesman said the Maoists should now return to negotiations, which broke down in May. The rebels’ other demands include information on the whereabouts of missing comrades, and a curb on army movements. Kamal Thapa, government negotiator and a senior minister, ruled out restricting the movement of the army or scrapping a counter-terrorism agreement with the US. But he said that there would be no new army offensive against the rebels. Full Story
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