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United Nations Syria Envoy To Meet US: Russian Officials
UN Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura will hold talks on Tuesday with top US and Russian officials in Geneva in a bid to revive flagging peace talks, his office said.
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Syrian Government Says Ready For Further Peace Talks: Reports
Syria's government said on Sunday it was ready for further peace talks with the opposition and that it was intent on a political solution to the five-year conflict.
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Syria Ceasefire 'About To Collapse': Reports
The ceasefire in Syria "is about to collapse," an official from the opposition said in an interview published Sunday, just days before the resumption of peace talks in Geneva.
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UN Tells Syrian Government To Go Faster, Get Specific In Geneva Talks
Syria's government must do more to present its ideas about a political transition and not merely talk about principles of peacemaking, UN mediator Staffan de Mistura said on Friday after a fifth day of peace talks.
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Syria Ceasefire Task Force Meets, France Wants Answers On Violations
Countries sponsoring the Syria peace process met in Geneva today amid complaints that a new cessation of hostilities deal was quickly unravelling, with France demanding information about reports of persisting attacks on rebel positions.
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Damascus Calls To 'End Bloodshed', Says Opposition 'Not Serious'
Damascus wants to end the violence ravaging Syria for nearly five years, a top official said Sunday, but lamented that the main opposition was "not serious" about UN-brokered peace talks.
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Russia Says Air Force Has Not Hit Civilian Targets In Syria
Russian air forces have not hit civilian targets since they started a bombing campaign in Syria nearly three months ago, a senior Russian officer said in an interview with Rossiya 24 television.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad Says He Will Not Negotiate With Armed Groups
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad declared on Friday that he would not negotiate with armed groups, appearing to scupper peace talks that Russia and the United States hope to bring about next month.
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Russia Hails Prospective Syria Peace Talks in Moscow
Russia's Foreign Minister says he expects the prospective Syria peace talks in Moscow to be a success despite reports about some key opposition groups' refusal to attend.
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NSA spying threatens to hamper US foreign policy
Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Rome and Paris to talk about Mideast peace, Syria and Iran but was confronted by outrage over the sweep and scope of US snooping abroad. President Barack Obama already has defended America's surveillance dragnet to leaders of Russia, Mexico, Brazil, France and Germany and was even quizzed about it during his ...
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Syria, Egypt turmoil nudges Israel, Palestinians toward peace
Turmoil in Syria and Egypt is nudging Israelis and Palestinians toward peace, a US official said on Friday as Secretary of State John Kerry flew to Europe for talks about that conflict and a possible US strike on Syrian targets.
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United Nations Syria Envoy To Meet US: Russian Officials
UN Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura will hold talks on Tuesday with top US and Russian officials in Geneva in a bid to revive flagging peace talks, his office said.
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Syrian Government Says Ready For Further Peace Talks: Reports
Syria's government said on Sunday it was ready for further peace talks with the opposition and that it was intent on a political solution to the five-year conflict.
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Syria Ceasefire 'About To Collapse': Reports
The ceasefire in Syria "is about to collapse," an official from the opposition said in an interview published Sunday, just days before the resumption of peace talks in Geneva.
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UN Tells Syrian Government To Go Faster, Get Specific In Geneva Talks
Syria's government must do more to present its ideas about a political transition and not merely talk about principles of peacemaking, UN mediator Staffan de Mistura said on Friday after a fifth day of peace talks.
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Syria Ceasefire Task Force Meets, France Wants Answers On Violations
Countries sponsoring the Syria peace process met in Geneva today amid complaints that a new cessation of hostilities deal was quickly unravelling, with France demanding information about reports of persisting attacks on rebel positions.
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Damascus Calls To 'End Bloodshed', Says Opposition 'Not Serious'
Damascus wants to end the violence ravaging Syria for nearly five years, a top official said Sunday, but lamented that the main opposition was "not serious" about UN-brokered peace talks.
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Russia Says Air Force Has Not Hit Civilian Targets In Syria
Russian air forces have not hit civilian targets since they started a bombing campaign in Syria nearly three months ago, a senior Russian officer said in an interview with Rossiya 24 television.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad Says He Will Not Negotiate With Armed Groups
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad declared on Friday that he would not negotiate with armed groups, appearing to scupper peace talks that Russia and the United States hope to bring about next month.
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Russia Hails Prospective Syria Peace Talks in Moscow
Russia's Foreign Minister says he expects the prospective Syria peace talks in Moscow to be a success despite reports about some key opposition groups' refusal to attend.
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NSA spying threatens to hamper US foreign policy
Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Rome and Paris to talk about Mideast peace, Syria and Iran but was confronted by outrage over the sweep and scope of US snooping abroad. President Barack Obama already has defended America's surveillance dragnet to leaders of Russia, Mexico, Brazil, France and Germany and was even quizzed about it during his ...
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Syria, Egypt turmoil nudges Israel, Palestinians toward peace
Turmoil in Syria and Egypt is nudging Israelis and Palestinians toward peace, a US official said on Friday as Secretary of State John Kerry flew to Europe for talks about that conflict and a possible US strike on Syrian targets.
