(1)Northern Alliance invites Afghan factions to Kabul for talks

KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghanistan's Northern Alliance Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah speaks at a news conference in a Kabul hotel Nov. 13, 2001 after the anti-Taliban militia's capture of the Afghan capital. He said Northern Alliance has proposed a conference of Afghan factions, excluding the Taliban, in Kabul to discuss formation of a new interim government.

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