Pakistan, Afghanistan talks begin in Qatar
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According to officials familiar with the talks, Islamabad presented a “single-point agenda” focused squarely on the dismantling of terrorist networks, particularly those affiliated with the Gul Bahadur faction and the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which Pakistan blames for recent deadly attacks inside its territory.
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