Published: January 30, 2019 21:02:49 | Updated: February 01, 2019 14:21:38
-Reuters photo
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said on Wednesday the 'keys to war are in Islamabad, Quetta, Rawalpindi', accusing Pakistan of being a safe haven for cross-border militant activities.
He was speaking at a national conference for youth and peace in Kabul, reports Reuters.
Ghani said by contrast the 'key to peace was in Afghanistan' — at a time when peace talks to end the 17-year war between the Taliban and US officials have gained momentum.
Sri Lanka postpones local elections due to lack of funds
Nepal's deputy PM, three other ministers quit
G20 finance chiefs differ on debt, Russia-Ukraine war
Iran says it has developed long-range cruise missile
Japan to propose new Russia sanctions at online G-7 summit
Indonesia tightens security in Papua after 10 killed in riot
Blinken to attend G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in New Delhi
India urges focus on 'most vulnerable' at G20 meeting, avoids mention of war
© 2024 - All Rights with The Financial Express
