Pakistan, Afghanistan Put Six-Month Time Limit On Taliban Peace Deal After Trilateral Meeting With David Cameron -- National Post
The leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan used a British summit Monday to set an optimistic target of six months to reach a peace deal with the Taliban – the first time such a time frame has been imposed.
Speaking after meeting David Cameron, President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan and Pakistan’s Asif Ali Zardari committed to an all-out bid for reconciliation with the insurgents, despite years of frustration.
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U.S. Military Suspends Ban on Afghan Airline -- New York Times
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