Pak, Afghan talks resume in China
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Afghanistan’s Taliban governments have resumed talks in China, which is mediating between the two sides to broker a durable ceasefire after more than a month of fighting, two Pakistani officials said Wednesday.
A third person who is in a position to know about China’s mediation efforts said the talks were aimed at ending the current fighting.
Representatives from both countries are meeting in Urumqi, in northern China, the officials told The Associated Press, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to brief the media.
Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs neither confirmed nor denied the latest development.
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