U.N. hostage crisis experts have joined local community chiefs in eastern Congo in delicate negotiations to try to free seven Nepalese U.N. peacekeepers held by militia for more than a week, U.N. sources said Monday. Specialist negotiators have been flown in from U.N. headquarters in New York in a bid to advance the secretive talks with the militia fighters who seized the Nepalese on May 28 in the violent Ituri district of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Full Story
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