Syrian Opposition Looks To Future Without Assad -- Dominic Evans and Samia Nakhoul, Reuters
(Reuters) - Syria's opposition leader on Thursday laid out his demands for talks on ending the country's civil war, calling for the creation of a transitional government that does not include President Bashar al-Assad.
Ahmed Jarba told reporters in Geneva, where rival sides in the Syrian conflict are due to hold several days of negotiations under the auspices of the United Nations and major world powers, that he was looking to a future without Assad.
In a defiant speech, Jarba said the international community had now realized that Assad cannot stay in power.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
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