Peace talks between the Taliban and senior Afghan officials have been abruptly postponed in a dispute over who should participate
DOHA, Qatar—A landmark meeting between the Taliban and senior Afghan political figures to discuss postwar political arrangements in Afghanistan has been abruptly postponed in a row over who should participate in the gathering in the Gulf state of Qatar, a Western diplomat and people close to the militants said.
Qatari mediators delayed the planned weekend meeting at the request of the Afghan government, after the Taliban issued a list of acceptable attendees late Wednesday that differed from a list of 249 politicians, officials,...
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