A ceasefire in northeast Syria seems to be holding 'by and large', as ...
GENEVA - A ceasefire in northeast Syria seems to be holding “by and large”, as major powers gather in Geneva ahead of the first meeting of Syria’s Constitutional Committee next week, the U.N. Special Envoy told Reuters on Thursday.
Senior officials from the so-called Astana three - Russia, Iran and Turkey - were expected in coming days, but he awaited confirmation. He had reports that some of the 160,000 people who fled the incursion are starting to return to their homes. “In the end they will decide what kind of Constitution, or constitutional reform, will be necessary for Syria,” he added.
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