Kabul peace discussion among 3,200 delegates begins

More than 3,200 Afghans gathered on Monday in Kabul to seek a consensus on peace talks with the Taliban, but hopes for success were dampened by the recent cancellation of first-ever talks between Afghan and insurgent representatives in Qatar, and by the refusal of numerous Afghan political figures to attend the current meeting.

Read the full story at The Washington Post here and watch on Al Jazeera here.

Photo: Al Jazeera

Peace News Staff
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