CLEAN : Syria foes say Geneva talks 'positive'

The transcript discusses the Geneva talks, focusing on the differences in approach between parties regarding the Geneva One agreement. The speaker highlights the challenges of discussing a transitional government amidst ongoing terrorism and violence in Syria. Additionally, the governor of Homs announces the government's readiness to assist civilians, hindered by armed groups using them as human shields.

What is the main difference in approach between the two parties regarding the Geneva talks?

• One party wants to discuss all items at once.

• One party wants to avoid discussing the transitional government.

• One party wants to start discussions from the last item.

• One party wants to address issues item by item.

What is the focus of the party interested in the transitional government?

• To improve economic conditions.

• To gain governmental power.

• To enhance international relations.

• To establish a new constitution.

Why does the speaker find it difficult to discuss the transitional government?

• Because the government is not interested.

• Due to ongoing violence and terrorism in Syria.

• Due to financial constraints.

• Because of the lack of international support.

What has the governor of Homs announced regarding the situation?

• The government will impose a curfew.

• The government will increase military presence.

• The government is ready to evacuate women and children.

• The government will negotiate with armed groups.

What is preventing civilians from leaving Homs safely?

• Armed groups using them as human shields.

• Weather conditions.

• Lack of transportation.

• Government restrictions.