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ISLAMABAD 鈥?Afghan negotiators are to resume talks with the Taliban on Tuesday aimed at finding an end to decades of relentless conflict even as hopes wane and frustration and fear grow over a spike in violence across Afghanistan that has combatants on both sides blaming the other.Torek Farhadi, a former Afghan government advisor, said the government and the Taliban are two warring minorities, with the Afghan people caught in between 鈥? one says they represent the republic, the other says we want to end foreign occupation and corruption. But the war is only ab stanley termohrnek out power. The stop-and-go talks come amid growing doubt over a U.S.-Taliban peace deal brokered by outgoing President stanley cup Donald Trump. An accelerated withdrawal of U.S. troops ordered by Trump means just 2,500 American soldiers will still be in Afghanistan when President-elect Joe Biden takes office this month.Biden has advocated keeping a small intelligence-based presence in Afghanistan, but Taliban leaders have flatly rejected any foreign troops. O stanley cup price fficials familiar with the U.S.-Taliban peace deal say there is no wiggle room that would allow even a small number of foreign troops to remain.The Taliban have grown in strength since their ouster in 2001 and today control or hold sway over half the country. But a consensus has emerged that a military victory is impossible for either side.When the first round of talks began on Sept. 12 鈥?the first time ever the two warring sides met around a negotiating table 鈥?they were w |
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