More
talks are to be held in Burkina Faso between opposition parties and the
military, which has promised to hand power over to a unity government.
On Sunday, an army spokesman said it had no interest in retaining
control following the abrupt resignation
of Blaise Compaore last week. There have been demonstrations against
the military in the capital, Ouagadougou, where there is suspicion over
the army's intentions. But a BBC correspondent says there is also
optimism that a peaceful transition can be effected. The African Union
security council will meet on Monday to discuss the crisis.
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