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22 February 2008
February 21, 2008 (N’DJAMENA) — Chadian rebels denied a government assertion on Thursday that they had begun peace talks, dampening hopes for a negotiated settlement as European peacekeepers flew in to the central African country.
Foreign Minister Ahmat Allam-Mi told reporters in Brussels after meeting senior European Union officials that the government was talking "at this moment" with the rebels, who attacked the capital this month. He gave no further details.
"We negotiate constantly (...)
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