Lebanon's Hariri to meet major powers in ParisPARIS (Reuters) - Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri will meet ministers from major powers in Paris on Friday to discuss ways of stabilizing his country a month after his shock resignation plunged it into political turmoil, three diplomats said. The Arab and European diplomats said Hariri would take part in the meeting of the International Lebanon Support Group, a body that includes the five members of the U.N. Security Council - Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States. Hariri resigned as prime minister in early November while he was in Saudi Arabia, prompting a political crisis in Lebanon and thrusting it back into a regional tussle between Riyadh and its main regional foe, Iran. Hariri has now returned to Beirut and indicated that he might withdraw his resignation, which was never accepted by the president.      Lebanese officials say Saudi Arabia had coerced Hariri, a long-time ally of the kingdom, into resigning and held him there against his will until an intervention by France led to his return to Lebanon. Saudi Arabia denies this. A European diplomat said the aim of the meeting would be  to put pressure on the Saudis and Iranians . He added that the meeting would be an opportunity to reinforce that the Lebanese must stick by the state policy of  disassociation , or keeping out of regional conflicts.   Before Hariri sets off, Lebanon s cabinet is this week set to meet for the first time since the political crisis erupted.  The date of the cabinet meeting has not yet been confirmed but it is expected to address Hariri s resignation.  A Lebanese MP who met Hariri on Monday said discussions among politicians were  moving positively  and would result in a  unanimous stance  by the cabinet soon.  The comments from MP Wael Abu Faour were published by Hariri s office on Monday.  The Lebanon support group, launched in 2013, also includes the European Union, the Arab League and the United Nations. worldnews
lebanon hair meet major powers parisparis reuters lebanese prime minister said meet ministers major powers paris friday discuss ways stabilizing country month shock resignation plunged political turmoil three diplomats said the arab european diplomats said hair would take part meeting international lebanon support group body includes five members security council britain china france russia united states hair resigned prime minister early november saudi arabia prompting political crisis lebanon trusting back regional muscle riyadh main regional foe iran hair returned bert indicated might withdraw resignation never accepted president lebanese officials say saudi arabia coerced hair ally kingdom resigning held intervention france led return lebanon saudi arabia denies a european diplomat said aim meeting would put pressure saudi iranian he added meeting would opportunity reinforce lebanese must stick state policy dissociation keeping regional conflicts before hair sets lebanon cabinet week set meet first time since political crisis erupted the date cabinet meeting yet confirmed expected address hair resignation a lebanese mp met hair monday said discussions among politicians moving positively would result unanimous stance cabinet soon the comments mp wall abu four published hair office monday the lebanon support group launched also includes european union arab league united nations 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: Lebanon's Hariri to meet major powers in ParisPARIS (Reuters) - Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri will meet ministers from major powers in Paris on Friday to discuss ways of stabilizing his country a month after his shock resignation plunged it into political turmoil, three diplomats said. The Arab and European diplomats said Hariri would take part in the meeting of the International Lebanon Support Group, a body that includes the five members of the U.N. Security Council - Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States. Hariri resigned as prime minister in early November while he was in Saudi Arabia, prompting a political crisis in Lebanon and thrusting it back into a regional tussle between Riyadh and its main regional foe, Iran. Hariri has now returned to Beirut and indicated that he might withdraw his resignation, which was never accepted by the president.      Lebanese officials say Saudi Arabia had coerced Hariri, a long-time ally of the kingdom, into resigning and held him there against his will until an intervention by France led to his return to Lebanon. Saudi Arabia denies this. A European diplomat said the aim of the meeting would be  to put pressure on the Saudis and Iranians . He added that the meeting would be an opportunity to reinforce that the Lebanese must stick by the state policy of  disassociation , or keeping out of regional conflicts.   Before Hariri sets off, Lebanon s cabinet is this week set to meet for the first time since the political crisis erupted.  The date of the cabinet meeting has not yet been confirmed but it is expected to address Hariri s resignation.  A Lebanese MP who met Hariri on Monday said discussions among politicians were  moving positively  and would result in a  unanimous stance  by the cabinet soon.  The comments from MP Wael Abu Faour were published by Hariri s office on Monday.  The Lebanon support group, launched in 2013, also includes the European Union, the Arab League and the United Nations. 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: lebanon hair meet major powers parisparis reuters lebanese prime minister said meet ministers major powers paris friday discuss ways stabilizing country month shock resignation plunged political turmoil three diplomats said the arab european diplomats said hair would take part meeting international lebanon support group body includes five members security council britain china france russia united states hair resigned prime minister early november saudi arabia prompting political crisis lebanon trusting back regional muscle riyadh main regional foe iran hair returned bert indicated might withdraw resignation never accepted president lebanese officials say saudi arabia coerced hair ally kingdom resigning held intervention france led return lebanon saudi arabia denies a european diplomat said aim meeting would put pressure saudi iranian he added meeting would opportunity reinforce lebanese must stick state policy dissociation keeping regional conflicts before hair sets lebanon cabinet week set meet first time since political crisis erupted the date cabinet meeting yet confirmed expected address hair resignation a lebanese mp met hair monday said discussions among politicians moving positively would result unanimous stance cabinet soon the comments mp wall abu four published hair office monday the lebanon support group launched also includes european union arab league united nations worldnews