Kerry says there will be no 'fundamental delay' in Syria talks

DAVOS (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday any delay to internationally brokered talks between Syria's government and opposition groups would only be a matter of days, but there was still no sign of agreement on who will represent the opposition.

Asked if he was concerned that a delay in the talks, due to start in four days in Geneva, may lead to a loss of momentum, he said: "When you say a delay, it may be a day or two for invitations, but there is not going to be a fundamental delay.