KABUL (Pajhwok): A new survey released on Saturday said a majority of the Afghans believe the decades-old conflict in their country could be brought to an end by intra-Afghan dialogue.
Conducted by the Centre for Strategic and Regional Studies (CSRS), the survey said 90 percent of the respondents believed peace with the rebels was possible only by peace dialogue.
Abdul Baqi Amin, CSRS head, presented the survey report at a press conference in capital Kabul.
Titled ‘Deadlock of Peace and Solution, the . . .
