New Round Of Syria Peace Talks Begins In Geneva -- CNN
Geneva, Switzerland (CNN) -- Syria's warring sides began a new round of peace talks Monday, days after a first session managed little beyond a pledge to evacuate civilians from the besieged city of Homs.
The Geneva II peace conference, which had its first session some 10 days ago, brought the Syrian government and opposition together for face-to-face negotiations for the first time since the conflict began nearly three years ago.
The first round of talks ended with no firm agreements and bitter statements from both sides.
However, United Nations envoy Lakhdar Brahimi said then that some "common ground" had been reached.
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