VIDEO: U.N. And Red Crescent Resume Aid Operations After Homs Attack

Aid workers resumed humanitarian operations in Homs on Sunday, a day after they came under mortar fire in the besieged rebel heart of the Syrian city, evacuating dozens of civilians and sending in supplies to 2,500 people trapped by civil war. Homs governor Talal al-Barazi told Al Mayadeen television that 65 women, children and elderly men were able to leave the devastated neighborhoods in central Homs. Syrian state television said humanitarian supplies were also sent into districts where rebel fighters and civilians have been besieged for a year and a half, despite coming under fire from rebel forces.

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VIDEO: U.N. Envoy: First Phase Of Syria Talks To End Friday

U.N. mediator Lakhdar Brahimi says the first phase of the Syria peace talks in Geneva will end on Friday, and the gap between the government and the opposition remains “quite large.” Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Brahimi said he does not expect any substantial achievements over the next two days. Still, he said, the “ice is breaking slowly.” He said both sides will decide on Friday when the second phase of the talks will take place. Earlier Wednesday, both sides managed to discuss the thorniest issue: the opposition’s demand for a transitional government in Syria. But President Bashar Assad’s adviser, Bouthaina Shaaban, toldThe Associated Press that it would be difficult to even hold a presidential election in Syria, given the raging violence of the civil war, and she rejected a transitional governing body.

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VIDEO: Some Movement Seen In Syria Peace Talks, But Both Sides Still Far Apart

Syrian peace talk negotiators say after days of deadlock and dispute, discussions appeared to inch forward on Wednesday, when the subject of a transitional government was discussed for the first time. But the senior United Nations diplomat mediating the talks said both sides remained far apart. Lakhdar Brahimi, the special envoy for Syria, told reporters on Wednesday that he expected little progress in the final few days of talks, and that negotiators would decide before the conclusion on Friday when the next round would take place.

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VIDEO: U.N. Envoy: First Phase Of Syria Talks To End Friday

U.N. mediator Lakhdar Brahimi says the first phase of the Syria peace talks in Geneva will end on Friday, and the gap between the government and the opposition remains “quite large.” Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Brahimi said he does not expect any substantial achievements over the next two days. Still, he said, the “ice is breaking slowly.” He said both sides will decide on Friday when the second phase of the talks will take place. Earlier Wednesday, both sides managed to discuss the thorniest issue: the opposition’s demand for a transitional government in Syria. But President Bashar Assad’s adviser, Bouthaina Shaaban, toldThe Associated Press that it would be difficult to even hold a presidential election in Syria, given the raging violence of the civil war, and she rejected a transitional governing body.

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VIDEO: U.N. Envoy: First Phase Of Syria Talks To End Friday

VIDEO: Some Movement Seen In Syria Peace Talks, But Both Sides Still Far Apart

Syrian peace talk negotiators say after days of deadlock and dispute, discussions appeared to inch forward on Wednesday, when the subject of a transitional government was discussed for the first time. But the senior United Nations diplomat mediating the talks said both sides remained far apart. Lakhdar Brahimi, the special envoy for Syria, told reporters on Wednesday that he expected little progress in the final few days of talks, and that negotiators would decide before the conclusion on Friday when the next round would take place.

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VIDEO: Some Movement Seen In Syria Peace Talks, But Both Sides Still Far Apart

VIDEO: Some Movement Seen In Syria Peace Talks, But Both Sides Still Far Apart

Syrian peace talk negotiators say after days of deadlock and dispute, discussions appeared to inch forward on Wednesday, when the subject of a transitional government was discussed for the first time. But the senior United Nations diplomat mediating the talks said both sides remained far apart. Lakhdar Brahimi, the special envoy for Syria, told reporters on Wednesday that he expected little progress in the final few days of talks, and that negotiators would decide before the conclusion on Friday when the next round would take place.

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VIDEO: Lawsuit Against U.N. Planned for Haiti Cholera Outbreak

Suit says thousands have died and more than 650,000 have gotten sick because of sanitation problems at peacekeepers’ barracks.

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VIDEO: 3 to See: U.S. and Syria, Fast Food Strike, Canyon Discovery

After the U.K backs down, will the U.S. move into Syria alone?; Fast food workers want $15 an hour; A canyon discovery longer than the Grand Canyon.

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VIDEO: 3 to See: U.S. and Syria, Fast Food Strike, Canyon Discovery

VIDEO: 3 to See: U.S. and Syria, Fast Food Strike, Canyon Discovery

After the U.K backs down, will the U.S. move into Syria alone?; Fast food workers want $15 an hour; A canyon discovery longer than the Grand Canyon.

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VIDEO: 3 to See: U.S. and Syria, Fast Food Strike, Canyon Discovery