Afghanistan's new premier seeks Taliban surrender

The leader of Afghanistan's new interim government is offering an amnesty to Taliban fighters who surrender.

Thu, 06 Dec, 2001 - 11:14

The leader of Afghanistan's new interim government is offering an amnesty to Taliban fighters who surrender.

But Hamid Karzai will not offer terms to the Taliban supreme leader, Mullah Mohammed Omar.

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