 
 |
Login | Registration |
|
  |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
 |
| All news |
| What's next for Syria and the world? Scenarios assessed |   | Updates from CPAC 2012 | | US court rejects Viktor Bout's appeals | | Medvedev takes action on Syria | | Egypt-U.S. relations deteriorate over NGO allegations |
Afghan Taliban deny peace talks with UN envoy
The Afghan Taliban deny reports that their representatives recently had talks with UN special envoy Kai Eide to discuss peace. A statement by the Islamist group's ruling council described the reports as "futile and baseless rumors" and vowed to keep fighting on. Kai Eide too denied a report that talks were held in Dubai. On Thursday the Afghan government invited the Taliban to join peaceful life and renounce violence. This idea was readily endorsed by a key Afghanistan summit that was recently held in London.
Related articles |
Most recent18:02 Aleppo victims buried
17:36 Russian silver in luge
17:25 Winter time for skiing
Most popularTags
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
space
Fukushima-1
Russian-US relations
ISS
US
Taliban
Ukraine
Israel
Great Britain
Pakistan
China
Iranian nuclear issue
Georgia
debt crisis in Greece
football
Iran
pirates
war in Libya
Kyrgyzstan
Egypt
terrorism
blast
protests in Syria
France
economy
European economy
eurozone
elections
Libya
Italy
Dmitry Medvedev
Iraq
Greece
North Korea
Egypt unrest
World War II
Afghanistan
tennis
weather
Syria
earthquake
earthquake in Japan
European Union
Interview
START Treaty
flood
NATO
Muammar Gaddafi
missile defense
|
|
 |
|
 |
© 2005-2012 Voice of Russia
|
|||
| All rights reserved. Fully or partially reproduced material must be attributed to the Voice of Russia (a hyperlink should be provided on the Internet). The service may be contacted via world@ruvr.ru. The portal has been developed with the help of Stack Telecom Ltd. | |||
Please rate: