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Afghan Officials Talking Peace with the Taliban

Afghanistan's Karzai government is denying reports that it's conducting secret negotiations with the Taliban to end ten years of warfare. But the Washington Post quotes one sources saying the Taliban are "very, very serious about finding a way out." Craig Whitlock co-wrote the story.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Afghanistan's Karzai government is denying reports that it's conducting secret negotiations with the Taliban to end ten years of warfare. But the Washington Post quotes one sources saying the Taliban are "very, very serious about finding a way out." Craig Whitlock co-wrote the story.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Andrea Brody
Senior Producer, KCRW's Life Examined and To the Point podcast
Christian Bordal
Managing Producer, Greater LA
Craig Whitlock
investigative reporter, The Washington Post

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Afghan Officials Talking Peace with the Taliban

Afghanistan's Karzai government is denying reports that it's conducting secret negotiations with the Taliban to end ten years of warfare. But the Washington Post quotes one sources saying the Taliban are "very, very serious about finding a way out." Craig Whitlock co-wrote the story.

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Afghan Officials Talking Peace with the Taliban

Afghanistan's Karzai government is denying reports that it's conducting secret negotiations with the Taliban to end ten years of warfare. But the Washington Post quotes one sources saying the Taliban are "very, very serious about finding a way out." Craig Whitlock co-wrote the story.

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