The final round of talks between Jamiat-e-Islami party of Afghanistan and the presidential palace (ARG) have hit another deadlock as negotiators from the two sides failed to reach consensus on some key issues that appear to have prolonged the weeks long stalemate. 

The two sides have still not reached an agreement over some core points related to a constitutional Loya Jirga, the rolling out of electronic identity cards and equal share for political parties in the elections, officials of Jamiat leadership council said on Sunday. 

Meanwhile, Atta Mohammad Noor, the ousted governor of Balkh province has warned they will stage mass but peaceful protests until their demands are met. 

In this episode of Mehwar host Masoud Malik discusses the topic with Barna Salehi a political analyst.