The dialogue is partly due to fears the withdrawal of US troops in 2014 could mean more trouble on Pakistan's Afghan frontier.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's army chief General Ashfaq Kayani, above, is making it a priority to reconcile warring factions in Afghanistan, in the clearest sign yet Islamabad wants peace with the Taliban.
The dialogue is partly due to fears the withdrawal of US troops in 2014 could mean more trouble on Pakistan's Afghan frontier.
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