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Britain backs more dialogue with Taliban

Source: SAMAA
London : United Kingdom | 4 months ago  
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LONDON: Britain said on Monday it supports more efforts to talk to hardline insurgents fighting in Afghanistan, saying those who turn away from violence should be offered a chance to become part of the political process. International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander...
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