Afghanistan Will Lead Peace Talks With US, Taliban

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WATCH: The peace process will restart with talks at the Taliban's newly opened political office in Doha, Qatar, a Taliban spokesman said.

by Lauren Madow
Deputy Editor
WATCH: The peace process will restart with talks at the Taliban's newly opened political office in Doha, Qatar, a Taliban spokesman said.
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