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Taliban confirms talks with U.S. in Qatar on Thursday
by FP Staff
Jun 20, 2013

DUBAI (Reuters) - The Taliban's spokesman in Qatar said representatives of the Afghan insurgency would meet U.S. officials for preliminary peace #
Afghan government to shun U.S. talks with Taliban
by FP Staff
Jun 20, 2013

will meet in Doha, the capital of Qatar, on Thursday, raising hopes for a negotiated peace in Afghanistan after 12 years of bloody and costly war between #
China welcomes Taliban setting up office in Qatar
by Arun George
Jun 19, 2013

Beijing: China today termed as "positiveprogress" the Taliban's move to set up a political office inQatar and hold reconciliation talks #India # China # Pakistan # Taliban # Afghanistan # TheySaidIt # Qatar
India eyes narrow political window for gas price hike
by FP Staff
Jun 19, 2013

natural gas (LNG) imports from major producers like Qatar more attractive.Finance Minister P. Chidambaram has listed gas pricing as one of the issues he #
US, Taliban to have direct peace talks
by F wire
Jun 19, 2013

meet is due to take place in the coming days in Qatar's capital, where the Taliban have opened their first official overseas office, BBC reported #NewsTracker
United States to meet Taliban to seek Afghan peace
by FP Staff
Jun 19, 2013

to achieve results despite years of attempts.A team of envoys from the Taliban flew to Qatar in early 2012 to open talks with the U.S. government #
Taliban held secret talks in Norway to broker Doha deal
by FP Staff
Jun 19, 2013

to open an office in Qatar, Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide said on Tuesday."We have played a key role in this process," Barth Eide told state #
Afghan Taliban opens Qatar office, says seeks political solution
by FP Staff
Jun 18, 2013

DUBAI (Reuters) - The Afghan Taliban opened an office in Qatar on Tuesday to help restart talks on ending the 12-year-old war, saying it wanted #
Afghanistan to hold formal talks with Taliban in Qatar: Karzai
Jun 18, 2013

Afghanistan will send representatives to Qatar soon to discuss peace with the Taliban, President Hamid Karzai said on Tuesday, in a step towards #World # Taliban # NewsTracker # Afghanistan # Hamid Karzai
It's coming: A gas price hike is around the corner
Jun 18, 2013

major producers like Qatar more attractive.Finance Minister P. Chidambaram has listed gas pricing as one of the issues he expects to resolve before #WhyNow # Elections # oil # Chidambaram # Reforms # Moily # has

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