KABUL until recruitment by insurgents and enemies’ propaganda was prevented.
More than 100 tribal councils’ heads attended a gathering in Kabul and discussed ways how to find a negotiated end to the country’s conflict.
Azizullah Waziri, Paktika tribal council chief, called government’s peace efforts a failure, saying nothing tangible had been done during the past one decade.
“To date the peace talks remain in a symbolic form. The government and the High Peace . . .
