By: Eastern Eye Staff
An Afghan Taliban delegation has arrived in Pakistan to meet officials in a bid to restart a stuttering peace process with Kabul, Afghan officials and Taliban leaders said on Tuesday, although it was unclear who the delegation was meeting. There was no immediate confirmation from authorities in Pakistan but just a week after a massive bomb blast in Kabul killed at least 64 people and wounded hundreds, the Afghan government refused to take part. Last month, the Taliban ruled out participating in what it called “futile” talks sponsored by the four-power group of Pakistan, Afghanistan, the United States and China…
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