ISLAMABAD—Government negotiators and a Pakistani Taliban-nominated committee met for the first time on Thursday after months of delays, kicking off an attempt to open peace talks with the Islamist militant group.
The government committee presented its conditions for dialogue, including the demand that peace talks take place within the limits of Pakistan’s constitution. The militants have said repeatedly that they want strict Islamic…
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