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Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin Reaffirm Commitment To Peacefully Resolving Syrian Civil War
US President Donald Trump today spoke over phone with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to peacefully resolving the Syrian civil war.
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John Kerry Says Syria Meeting Produces Ideas, Not Agreements
US Secretary of State John Kerry says a nine-nation meeting hasn't agreed on any concrete action to stop the violence in Syria.
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Syria Peace Talks In Lausanne End: US Official
International peace talks on Syria involving the United States, Russia and regional players have ended in the Swiss city of Lausanne, a US official said Saturday.
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John Kerry Says US Still In 'Pursuit Of Peace' In Syria
US Secretary of State John Kerry insisted Tuesday that Washington was still seeking peace in Syria, but said it had dropped ceasefire talks with Russia because of "outrage' over Moscow's support for the regime.
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US Pushes Russia On 'True' Syria Deal Before Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will meet in Geneva today for high-level peace talks on Syria, with Washington warning its patience is wearing thin.
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John Kerry,Sergei Lavrov Kick Off Syria Talks In Geneva
US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met in Geneva today for an expected push towards resuming peace talks for war-ravaged Syria.
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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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UN Envoy Hopes Geneva Meeting Will Pave Way For Syria Peace Talks
The United Nations Special Envoy for Syria hopes that a meeting expected to be held in Geneva next week with US and Russian officials will pave the way for a resumption of peace talks between the warring parties, his spokeswoman said today.
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US Diplomats Demand Syria Action In Internal Document
Dozens of State Department employees have endorsed an internal document that advocates U.S. military action to pressure Syria's government into accepting a cease-fire and engaging in peace talks, officials said on Thursday. The position is at odds with U.S. policy.
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Barack Obama, European Leaders Urge Syria Parties To Respect Truce
US President Barack Obama and the leaders of Germany, Italy, Britain and France on Monday called on parties in the Syrian war to respect an agreement to cease hostilities and make peace talks work, the White House said in a statement.
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Syria Talks To Test If Bashar al-Assad Can Negotiate In Good Faith: John Kerry
Upcoming peace talks on a political transition in Syria will test whether Syrian President Bashar al-Assad can negotiate in good faith, US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday before a new round of negotiations in Geneva.
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Kremlin Says Work With US On Syria Crisis Causes Satisfaction
The Kremlin said today it was satisfied with the way the United States coordinates with Russia work on securing a peaceful settlement to the Syria crisis.
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US, France Warn Syria Regime As Peace Talks Set To Begin
Syria's warring sides gathered in Geneva on Sunday for UN-brokered peace talks, as the United States and France warned the Damascus regime against trying to disrupt efforts to end the bloody civil war.
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John Kerry Says Syria Talks Should Go Ahead As Planned: Report
US Secretary of State John Kerry said today Washington believes that UN-sponsored peace talks should go ahead on Monday despite "perceived" truce violations by Syrian government forces, according to a US pool reporter accompanying Kerry.
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UN May Delay Syria Talks, Says US, Russia Must Guarantee Truce
The United States and Russia must make Syria's cessation of hostilities work or else it may become necessary to delay the resumption of peace talks, UN Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura told Reuters today.
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Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin Reaffirm Commitment To Peacefully Resolving Syrian Civil War
US President Donald Trump today spoke over phone with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to peacefully resolving the Syrian civil war.
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John Kerry Says Syria Meeting Produces Ideas, Not Agreements
US Secretary of State John Kerry says a nine-nation meeting hasn't agreed on any concrete action to stop the violence in Syria.
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Syria Peace Talks In Lausanne End: US Official
International peace talks on Syria involving the United States, Russia and regional players have ended in the Swiss city of Lausanne, a US official said Saturday.
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John Kerry Says US Still In 'Pursuit Of Peace' In Syria
US Secretary of State John Kerry insisted Tuesday that Washington was still seeking peace in Syria, but said it had dropped ceasefire talks with Russia because of "outrage' over Moscow's support for the regime.
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US Pushes Russia On 'True' Syria Deal Before Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will meet in Geneva today for high-level peace talks on Syria, with Washington warning its patience is wearing thin.
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John Kerry,Sergei Lavrov Kick Off Syria Talks In Geneva
US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met in Geneva today for an expected push towards resuming peace talks for war-ravaged Syria.
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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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UN Envoy Hopes Geneva Meeting Will Pave Way For Syria Peace Talks
The United Nations Special Envoy for Syria hopes that a meeting expected to be held in Geneva next week with US and Russian officials will pave the way for a resumption of peace talks between the warring parties, his spokeswoman said today.
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US Diplomats Demand Syria Action In Internal Document
Dozens of State Department employees have endorsed an internal document that advocates U.S. military action to pressure Syria's government into accepting a cease-fire and engaging in peace talks, officials said on Thursday. The position is at odds with U.S. policy.
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Barack Obama, European Leaders Urge Syria Parties To Respect Truce
US President Barack Obama and the leaders of Germany, Italy, Britain and France on Monday called on parties in the Syrian war to respect an agreement to cease hostilities and make peace talks work, the White House said in a statement.
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Syria Talks To Test If Bashar al-Assad Can Negotiate In Good Faith: John Kerry
Upcoming peace talks on a political transition in Syria will test whether Syrian President Bashar al-Assad can negotiate in good faith, US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday before a new round of negotiations in Geneva.
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Kremlin Says Work With US On Syria Crisis Causes Satisfaction
The Kremlin said today it was satisfied with the way the United States coordinates with Russia work on securing a peaceful settlement to the Syria crisis.
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US, France Warn Syria Regime As Peace Talks Set To Begin
Syria's warring sides gathered in Geneva on Sunday for UN-brokered peace talks, as the United States and France warned the Damascus regime against trying to disrupt efforts to end the bloody civil war.
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John Kerry Says Syria Talks Should Go Ahead As Planned: Report
US Secretary of State John Kerry said today Washington believes that UN-sponsored peace talks should go ahead on Monday despite "perceived" truce violations by Syrian government forces, according to a US pool reporter accompanying Kerry.
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UN May Delay Syria Talks, Says US, Russia Must Guarantee Truce
The United States and Russia must make Syria's cessation of hostilities work or else it may become necessary to delay the resumption of peace talks, UN Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura told Reuters today.
