Paris Attack Spurs Search for Unity in Syrian Peace Talks
- Diplomats gather in Vienna in search of plan to end violence
- EU calls for unity; China and Germany offer humanitarian aid
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Diplomats attending Syria peace talks called for unity following deadly terrorist attacks in Paris and said they’re looking for tangible steps to quell violence in the Middle East nation.
Top diplomats from 17 nations convened Saturday morning at a luxury hotel in Vienna to resume negotiations on Syria. After attacks killed 127 people Friday night in Paris, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius told reporters that diplomats would use the meeting to “strengthen the international fight” against terrorism.