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Pakistan considered critical to pushing Taliban to reduce violence as peace talks resume

  • Priority for Kabul, Washington and NATO is a serious reduction in violence leading to a cease fire
  • The Taliban have said it is negotiable but until now have resisted any immediate cease fire
By AP ·

Taliban say no agreement yet on ‘agenda’ as Afghan peace talks resume 

By Tahir Khan and Sayed Salahuddin ·

Kabul says presence of Taliban leaders in Pakistan poses challenge for Afghan peace

By Sayed Salahuddin ·

Taliban delegation meets Pakistani PM to discuss way forward for Afghan peace talks

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pompeo to meet Taliban negotiators in Qatar

By AFP ·

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