CLEAN : Syria foes say Geneva talks 'positive'

The transcript discusses the Geneva talks, highlighting the differences in approach between parties. One side wants to address issues item by item, while the other focuses on forming a transitional government. The challenges of discussing governance amid ongoing terrorism and violence in Syria are emphasized. Additionally, the governor of Homs announces the government's readiness to evacuate women and children, but armed groups hinder these efforts by using civilians as human shields.

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

• Both parties want to discuss all items simultaneously.

• One party wants to avoid discussing the transitional government entirely.

• Both parties agree on discussing the transitional government first.

• One party wants to discuss each item individually, while the other wants to focus on the transitional government.

Why is it challenging to discuss the transitional government according to the speaker?

• Due to international pressure to delay discussions.

• Due to ongoing violence and terrorism in Syria.

• Because there is a lack of interest in forming a government.

• Because the transitional government has already been established.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the Geneva talks?

• The lack of international support.

• The focus on forming a transitional government.

• The absence of a clear agenda.

• The ongoing violence overshadowing discussions.

What has the governor of Homs announced regarding the situation in the city?

• The government will impose a curfew.

• The government is ready to evacuate women and children.

• The government plans to increase military presence.

• The government will negotiate with armed gangs.

What is preventing civilians from leaving Homs according to the speaker?

• International sanctions.

• Government restrictions on movement.

• Armed gangs using them as human shields.

• Lack of transportation facilities.