U.N. to assess if either side trying to 'sabotage' Syria talksGENEVA (Reuters) - The mediator of U.N.-led Syrian peace talks in Geneva will assess next week whether either side is trying to sabotage the process, he said on Thursday, after President Bashar al-Assad s negotiators said they would turn up five days late.  We shall assess the behavior of both sides, government and opposition, in Geneva,  U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura said.  And based on that we will then decide how this... can be a building up or not, or a sabotage of Geneva.  If either side were seen to be sabotaging the process it could have  a very bad impact on any other political attempt to have processes elsewhere,  he said. He said the Geneva rounds of talks were the only peace process backed by the U.N. Security Council, although there were many other initiatives being planned. He did not elaborate, but Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is seeking re-election next year, has suggested holding a  Syrian Congress  in the Russian city of Sochi early in 2018. Diplomats see Putin s plan as a bid to draw a line under the war after seven years of fighting and to celebrate Russia s role as the power that tipped the balance of the war and became the key player in the peace process. Opposition negotiator Basma Kodmani told reporters the government side had wasted the chance for a week of direct negotiations, while the opposition was doing all it could.    I think we are showing, through our presence, our behavior, the number of documents we have submitted, the issues we are raising with the U.N., that we are here for a very constructive engagement with the United Nations, and that we have no partner so far to talk to,  she said.   They are physically not here.  The absence of the government delegation, led by chief negotiator Bashar al-Ja afari, has effectively halted a peace process which has made little progress in eight rounds. The latest round began last week with de Mistura hoping to discuss an agenda including constitutional and electoral reform. But Ja afari arrived a day late and left after two days, saying the opposition had  mined the road  to the talks by insisting that Assad could not play any interim role in Syria s political transition. The delegation returned to Damascus to  consult and refresh , but Ja afari initially threatened not to come back, which the opposition said would be  an embarrassment to Russia . De Mistura said on Thursday that Ja afari s delegation had confirmed it would return on Sunday, five days later than expected, for another stretch of talks lasting until Dec. 15. worldnews
assess either side trying syria talksgeneva reuters the mediator syrian peace talks geneva assess next week whether either side trying sabotage process said thursday president basal negotiators said would turn five days late we shall assess behavior sides government opposition geneva envoy staff de mixture said and based decide building sabotage geneva if either side seen sabotaging process could bad impact political attempt processes elsewhere said he said geneva rounds talks peace process backed security council although many initiatives planned he elaborate russian president vladimir putin seeking next year suggested holding syrian congress russian city sochi early diplomats see putin plan bid draw line war seven years fighting celebrate russia role power tipped balance war became key player peace process opposition negotiator base kodmani told reporters government side wasted chance week direct negotiations opposition could i think showing presence behavior number documents submitted issues raising constructive engagement united nations partner far talk said they physically the absence government delegation led chief negotiator basal safari effectively halted peace process made little progress eight rounds the latest round began last week de mixture hoping discuss agenda including constitutional electoral reform but ja safari arrived day late left two days saying opposition mined road talks insisting assad could play interim role syria political transition the delegation returned damascus consult refresh ja safari initially threatened come back opposition said would embarrassment russia de mixture said thursday ja safari delegation confirmed would return sunday five days later expected another stretch talks lasting 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: U.N. to assess if either side trying to 'sabotage' Syria talksGENEVA (Reuters) - The mediator of U.N.-led Syrian peace talks in Geneva will assess next week whether either side is trying to sabotage the process, he said on Thursday, after President Bashar al-Assad s negotiators said they would turn up five days late.  We shall assess the behavior of both sides, government and opposition, in Geneva,  U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura said.  And based on that we will then decide how this... can be a building up or not, or a sabotage of Geneva.  If either side were seen to be sabotaging the process it could have  a very bad impact on any other political attempt to have processes elsewhere,  he said. He said the Geneva rounds of talks were the only peace process backed by the U.N. Security Council, although there were many other initiatives being planned. He did not elaborate, but Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is seeking re-election next year, has suggested holding a  Syrian Congress  in the Russian city of Sochi early in 2018. Diplomats see Putin s plan as a bid to draw a line under the war after seven years of fighting and to celebrate Russia s role as the power that tipped the balance of the war and became the key player in the peace process. Opposition negotiator Basma Kodmani told reporters the government side had wasted the chance for a week of direct negotiations, while the opposition was doing all it could.    I think we are showing, through our presence, our behavior, the number of documents we have submitted, the issues we are raising with the U.N., that we are here for a very constructive engagement with the United Nations, and that we have no partner so far to talk to,  she said.   They are physically not here.  The absence of the government delegation, led by chief negotiator Bashar al-Ja afari, has effectively halted a peace process which has made little progress in eight rounds. The latest round began last week with de Mistura hoping to discuss an agenda including constitutional and electoral reform. But Ja afari arrived a day late and left after two days, saying the opposition had  mined the road  to the talks by insisting that Assad could not play any interim role in Syria s political transition. The delegation returned to Damascus to  consult and refresh , but Ja afari initially threatened not to come back, which the opposition said would be  an embarrassment to Russia . De Mistura said on Thursday that Ja afari s delegation had confirmed it would return on Sunday, five days later than expected, for another stretch of talks lasting until Dec. 15. 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: assess either side trying syria talksgeneva reuters the mediator syrian peace talks geneva assess next week whether either side trying sabotage process said thursday president basal negotiators said would turn five days late we shall assess behavior sides government opposition geneva envoy staff de mixture said and based decide building sabotage geneva if either side seen sabotaging process could bad impact political attempt processes elsewhere said he said geneva rounds talks peace process backed security council although many initiatives planned he elaborate russian president vladimir putin seeking next year suggested holding syrian congress russian city sochi early diplomats see putin plan bid draw line war seven years fighting celebrate russia role power tipped balance war became key player peace process opposition negotiator base kodmani told reporters government side wasted chance week direct negotiations opposition could i think showing presence behavior number documents submitted issues raising constructive engagement united nations partner far talk said they physically the absence government delegation led chief negotiator basal safari effectively halted peace process made little progress eight rounds the latest round began last week de mixture hoping discuss agenda including constitutional electoral reform but ja safari arrived day late left two days saying opposition mined road talks insisting assad could play interim role syria political transition the delegation returned damascus consult refresh ja safari initially threatened come back opposition said would embarrassment russia de mixture said thursday ja safari delegation confirmed would return sunday five days later expected another stretch talks lasting worldnews