“Next months are ‘decisive’ for Afghanistan”
Stoltenberg said NATO decided to go into Afghanistan together; it will make decisions about future adjustments together; and will leave together when the time is right.
Stoltenberg said NATO decided to go into Afghanistan together; it will make decisions about future adjustments together; and will leave together when the time is right.
He warned the belief that says violence must escalate to win concessions at the negotiating table is ‘very risky.
MONITORING (SW) – Abdullah Abdullah, chairman of the high council for national reconciliation, on Sunday met Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif in Tehran during an
Zalmay Khalilzad said in a series of tweets the two sides agreed to re-set actions by strictly adhering to implementation of all elements of the U.S.-Taliban Agreement.
Reports suggest the meetings resumed after the mediation of Zalmay Khalilzad, the US special representatives for Afghanistan reconciliation.
A former member of the Taliban told Salam Watandar that the group considers their agreement with the US as the basis for negotiations and resolving disputes during the Intra-Afghan talks
Abdullah said in a series of tweets the two leaders took stock of the latest developments on the Afghan peace process, the talks in Doha and India’s support for the peace efforts.
He said 75 percent of Afghans are under the age of 30, many young people have not experienced Taliban rule and that the Taliban need to know and understand this.
According to a statement issued by Arg (presidency), the two sides discussed efforts for peace and stressed upon the need for ceasefire in Afghanistan.
MONITORING (SW) – In an opinion piece for the Washington Post, Imran Khan, prime minister of Pakistan has said not seeing through the Afghanistan peace process or abandoning it for any reason would be a great travesty.