KABUL to meet its pledges.
The body’s acting chairman, Abdul Hakim Mujahid, said the second phase of peace talks would be different from the first round held in July last year, adding that the US and China would play a greater role in the next negotiations.
He hoped Washington and Beijing would continue playing their part in future negotiations with the Taliban.
According to Mujahid, the quadrilateral meeting slated for January 16 in Islamabad would . . .
