After some posturing, both the SPA and the Maoists seem ready to talk about what is called the "talk of all talks." The sticking point is how to manage arms. The Maoists have accused SPA of delaying the talks for political gains, and have threatened an "urban revolution" in capital Kathmandu unless productive talks are held. The SPA leaders have said good homework is needed to talk meaningfully. The world is watching-- if they talk any sense at all. • US official says Nepal peace talks hold 'great promise', M&C
• Rebel leader not optimistic about forthcoming peace talks, VoA
• Prachanda interview raises more questions', KoL
• Peace talks restarts after 4 months halt, Int Herald Trib
• High hopes for peace talks, Bangkok Post
• Maoists threaten to disrupt peace process, Reuters
• Parties prepare for Oct 8 summit talks , KoL
• Leaders say summit talks will be success, Himalayan Times
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