Sudan raises doubts on U.N. peace effort

28 Dec 2006

Sudan raised new questions Wednesday about its commitment to a U.N. peace effort in the violence-wracked Darfur region as its ambassador ruled out any U.N. peacekeeping troops — an element of the world body’s proposal. Full Story

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