Afghan peace deal
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US-Taliban deal is being reviewed, Blinken tells Afghan president
Blinken spoke with Ghani regarding US commitment to enduring US-Afghan partnership, says official
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Afghan peace talks and its many hurdles
The way out of the deadlock is a multi-ethnic, broad-based government that includes the Taliban as a major partner
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‘Afghan peace process to face bumpy ride, ups and downs’
Pakistan's former envoy says, peace needs compromises from both sides
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Setting the stage for Afghanistan negotiations
For the Afghans, the creation of a nation out of diversity has been a long struggle
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Afghans will have to unite to live peacefully
All forces within Afghanistan have to shed their tribal and ethnic egocentrism to make intra-Afghan talks successful
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Afghans — destined to lose
Afghans would lose again because when elephants fight, it’s the grass that is trampled
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US envoy meets new Taliban chief negotiator as Afghan peace talks near
Prisoners’ release and immediate start of intra-Afghan talks were discussed, says Taliban spokesperson
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Pakistan, Afghan officials urge stakeholders to seize ‘historic opportunity’ for peace
APAPPS meeting in Kabul reviews bilateral relations, peace process
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US proposes house arrest for 'most dreaded' Taliban prisoners, to end stalemate
'US and allies agree that it would be insane to let some of the most dreaded Taliban fighters walk out freely'
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Afghanistan Papers: story of the Afghan National Security Forces
30,000 strong Afghan Local Police (ALP) militia units are singularly despised for brutality and abuses
