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The talks would take place in Pakistan.
Rasmussen, however, stressed that talks would continue.
But those talks would occur in worse circumstances.
There was no certainty that the talks would lead to a deal.
The talks would be led, respectively, by the EU and the UNHCR.
We expected that the talks would be difficult.
The Peace Talks would recognise these new nations. They did not create them.
There was no certainty that the talks would lead to a deal.
This round of talks would evaluate progress achieved so far.
He said the meeting was"useful,but inconclusive", and talks would continue.
Otherwise, the talks would have to be postponed.
Talks would be on the level of Foreign Ministry department heads, he said.
He added that talks would be resumed shortly.
Norway's government also announced in a statement that the talks would be resumed this week.
Trump has said the talks would occur in May or early June.
Palestinian officials said they wanted guarantees to ensure peace talks would lead to fruition.
However, he pledged that the talks would proceed at the fastest pace possible.
The talks would come a week ahead of previously scheduled negotiations between the two sides in Qatar on Feb. 25.
On Monday, Rehn said the talks would open in October.
A spokeswoman for the council described the meeting as"constructive" and said talks would continue.
The State Department said those talks would last two days or more.".
French President Jacques Chirac met with both leaders separately andexpressed hope that the talks would be fruitful.
China had previously said the talks would be led by a lower-ranking official.".
One EU official said Michel had publicly announced his plans to visit Turkey andEgypt because he is confident the talks would be substantive.
China had previously said the talks would be led by a lower-ranking official from the Ministry of Commerce.
Jurij Bajec, an economic advisor to Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic,said talks would take place in two weeks.
It was unclear until the very beginning whether the talks would start on the planned date as Pristina delegation arrived in Brussels with a delay.
In similar vein, a poll by Welt Online found that 61.4% of people surveyed claimed that the collapse of talks would call an end to Merkel as chancellor.
The collapse of talks would dash hopes of a lasting truce that would remove one of the darkest clouds hanging over the world economy.
He gave no details of the agreement, but said initial talks would be held in Washington next week.