Welcome Gaddafi To Negotiating Table To End War In Libya, Say French -- Daily Mail
* French defence minister will enter into peace talks with Libyan leader
* Gaddafi may be able to retain some power once troops pull out
Military action in Libya must end and Colonel Gaddafi be welcomed around the negotiating table, the French sensationally claimed today.
Continual bombing of the country is not working, and diplomacy is the only solution - even if Gaddafi retains limited power - according to French defence minister Gerard Longuet.
In an apparent U-turn in policy, Mr Longuet said Gaddafi could remain in Libya ‘in another room of the palace, with another title.’
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