CLEAN : Syria opposition in key talks on peace

The transcript discusses the Geneva framework's challenges, focusing on the differences between American and Russian perspectives. It highlights the importance of effective negotiations, emphasizing the need for delegations with decision-making power to avoid wasting time. The discussion stresses the significance of goodwill gestures to halt the bloodshed in Syria. Additionally, it covers the debate on expanding the Syrian coalition, considering the implications of adding more members and the challenges of maintaining an effective coalition size.

What is a key difference between the American and Russian perspectives on the Geneva framework?

• The language used in the discussions

• The number of delegates each side can bring

• The location of the negotiations

• The preconditions for negotiations

Why is it important for both sides to show goodwill gestures during the negotiations?

• To increase the number of delegates

• To ensure the negotiations are successful and fruitful

• To change the location of the talks

• To extend the duration of the negotiations

What is a major concern if the other delegation lacks decision-making power?

• It will be a waste of time for all parties involved

• The location of the talks will change

• The negotiations will be too short

• The number of delegates will decrease

What is the current number of members in the Syrian coalition?

• 137 members

• 6063 members

• 100 members

• 75 members

What is a potential challenge of adding more members to the Syrian coalition?

• It will reduce the effectiveness of negotiations

• It will change the location of the meetings

• It will make it difficult to meet on a monthly basis

• It will make the coalition too small