Syrian govt delegation to return to Geneva on Sunday for peace talks: SANABEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad s negotiating team is set to arrive in Geneva on Sunday to participate in peace talks, Syria s state news agency SANA reported on Thursday, quoting a foreign ministry source. The delegation, led by Bashar al-Ja afari, walked out last week and returned to Damascus. Negotiations resumed on Wednesday without the Syrian government delegation. The talks began last week and after a few days with little apparent progress, the U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura said that the government delegation was returning to Damascus to  consult and refresh . The government delegation blamed its departure on the opposition s uncompromising stance on Assad s future. Last month, the opposition drew up a statement in a meeting in Riyadh that rejected any future role for Assad in Syria. During last week s sessions, de Mistura shuttled between the representatives of the two warring sides, who did not meet face-to-face. He had planned to continue the round until Dec. 15. The opposition negotiating team arrived at the U.N. offices in Geneva on Wednesday morning to resume talks with de Mistura. France accused the Syrian government on Wednesday of obstructing the peace talks with its refusal to return to Geneva and called on Russia not to shrink its responsibilities to get Damascus to the negotiating table. worldnews
syrian govt delegation return geneva sunday peace talks sanabeirut reuters syrian president basal negotiating team set arrive geneva sunday participate peace talks syria state news agency sana reported thursday quoting foreign ministry source the delegation led basal safari walked last week returned damascus negotiations resumed wednesday without syrian government delegation the talks began last week days little apparent progress mediator staff de mixture said government delegation returning damascus consult refresh the government delegation blamed departure opposition uncompromising stance assad future last month opposition drew statement meeting riyadh rejected future role assad syria during last week sessions de mixture shuttle representatives two warring sides meet he planned continue round the opposition negotiating team arrived offices geneva wednesday morning resume talks de mixture france accused syrian government wednesday obstructing peace talks refusal return geneva called russia shrink responsibilities get damascus negotiating table worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Syrian govt delegation to return to Geneva on Sunday for peace talks: SANABEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad s negotiating team is set to arrive in Geneva on Sunday to participate in peace talks, Syria s state news agency SANA reported on Thursday, quoting a foreign ministry source. The delegation, led by Bashar al-Ja afari, walked out last week and returned to Damascus. Negotiations resumed on Wednesday without the Syrian government delegation. The talks began last week and after a few days with little apparent progress, the U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura said that the government delegation was returning to Damascus to  consult and refresh . The government delegation blamed its departure on the opposition s uncompromising stance on Assad s future. Last month, the opposition drew up a statement in a meeting in Riyadh that rejected any future role for Assad in Syria. During last week s sessions, de Mistura shuttled between the representatives of the two warring sides, who did not meet face-to-face. He had planned to continue the round until Dec. 15. The opposition negotiating team arrived at the U.N. offices in Geneva on Wednesday morning to resume talks with de Mistura. France accused the Syrian government on Wednesday of obstructing the peace talks with its refusal to return to Geneva and called on Russia not to shrink its responsibilities to get Damascus to the negotiating table. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: syrian govt delegation return geneva sunday peace talks sanabeirut reuters syrian president basal negotiating team set arrive geneva sunday participate peace talks syria state news agency sana reported thursday quoting foreign ministry source the delegation led basal safari walked last week returned damascus negotiations resumed wednesday without syrian government delegation the talks began last week days little apparent progress mediator staff de mixture said government delegation returning damascus consult refresh the government delegation blamed departure opposition uncompromising stance assad future last month opposition drew statement meeting riyadh rejected future role assad syria during last week sessions de mixture shuttle representatives two warring sides meet he planned continue round the opposition negotiating team arrived offices geneva wednesday morning resume talks de mixture france accused syrian government wednesday obstructing peace talks refusal return geneva called russia shrink responsibilities get damascus negotiating table worldnews