Ahmed Rashid: What Peace with the Taliban Might Look Like

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Ahmed Rashid: What Peace with the Taliban Might Look Like

NEW YORK, March 26, 2012 — In conversation with New York Times columnist Bill Keller, longtime Taliban expert Ahmed Rashid reviews the aims of its Afghan branch, and speculates about the likely outcome of a Pakistani "Arab Spring." (10 min., 28 sec.)

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