KABUL, saying it was ready for talks under whatever mechanism the insurgents wanted.
The government-created peace body asked the Taliban to present their plan for peace talks and said it was even ready to open a political office for Taliban in capital Kabul.
HPC head Mohammad Karim Khalili, speaking at a press conference here, said the council had completed its internal works and prepared necessary conditions during the last five months. “We have entered a new stage of pursuing direct or indirect talks with the . . .
