Afghan talks enter new round | Socialist Action 1983

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TALKS between Afghani and Pakistani Geneva 1ccollalvld have begun with the objective of finding a settlement for the ongoing war in the region.

Points on the agenda include timetable for the withdrawal OI the 100,000 Soviet troops in Afghanistan, conditions for the return of the three million Afghan refugees and guarantees of non-interference by other countries.

wine me brodess expected the talks, It 1s an indication of the lack of military success by LIC Soviet Union in the fighting against the rightest guerilla forces that they are happening at all. Li Xiannian and Zhao Ziyang ANOTHER unanimous for President took place at another Peoples last week.

Li Xiannian the former of finance took over the largely ceremonial position of Chinese President once held by Mao TseSocialist Action 24 June 1983

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