After canceled talks, what's next for peace in Afghanistan?
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After Trump cancels secret Taliban talks, what's next for peace in Afghanistan?
Over the weekend, President Trump announced he was canceling a planned meeting with Taliban leaders at Camp David. On Monday, he said the months-long peace talks his team has been conducting with the extremist group are over. The negotiations had been marred by controversy, with critics objecting to the lack of participation by the Afghan government. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson reports.
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After canceled talks, what's next for peace in Afghanistan?
Clip: 9/9/2019 | 4m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Over the weekend, President Trump announced he was canceling a planned meeting with Taliban leaders at Camp David. On Monday, he said the months-long peace talks his team has been conducting with the extremist group are over. The negotiations had been marred by controversy, with critics objecting to the lack of participation by the Afghan government. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson reports.
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