ABIDJAN/ABUJA (Reuters) - The United Nations prepared for a partial pull-out of staff from Ivory Coast on Tuesday as West African leaders sought to defuse a power struggle between rival claimants of a presidential election at emergency talks.
Disagreement over the outcome of last month's poll in the world's top cocoa grower, has raised the risk of renewed violence in a country still divided in two by a 2002-3 war.
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