Preliminary Peace Talks With Pakistani Taliban Postponed -- Radio Free Europe
A meeting has been delayed between the Pakistani government and Pakistani Taliban to discuss the possible launch of peace talks.
Reports say the meeting in Islamabad, scheduled for February 4, was postponed by the government.
Tehreek-e Taliban Pakistan representative Maulana Sami-ul-Haq said that the delay shows that the government isn't serious about negotiations.
The meeting was intended to be a preliminary discussion about the holding of negotiations to end years of violence linked to the Pakistani Taliban insurgency, which began in 2007.
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