Major stumbling blocks to the Afghan peace process Sunday, 24 April 2016 | Written by Heart of Asia Some lawmakers and political analysts believe Pakistan and the United States are still sabotaging Afghan peace process to protect their own interests, and it won’t be successful until the Afghan government assures the US that peace is also in the interest of America. The lack of proper policy and consensus in the government on peace process, excessive reliance on Pakistan, and the personal interests of some groups in war are some of the key challenges hindering the Afghan reconciliation process. Gharzai Khwakhogai, a military expert, says both the first round of face-to-face peace talks between Afghan officials and the Taliban in Murree, a hill resort near Pakistan’s capital Islamabad, and the quartet peace initiative known as the Quadrilateral Coordination Group (QCG) were derailed by US and Pakistan because they are still pursuing their goals through war. US officials them
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