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Liberals Wissing and Baum against coalition breakup

(de-news.net) – Federal Transport Minister Wissing and the former Federal Interior Minister Baum (both FDP) have warned their party not to end the traffic light…

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Coalition agreement prompts “confidence”

(GermanPolicy.com) – According to the coalition agreement of the traffic light parties – SPD, Greens and FDP – 400,000 new apartments are to be built…

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Traffic light coalition could name government at the beginning of December

(GermanPolicy.com) – Top politicians from the SPD and FDP assume that the likely traffic light coalition with the Greens will be concluded at the beginning…

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Stalling coalition negotiations between traffic light parties

(GermanPolicy.com) – The Greens have expressed dissatisfaction with the coalition negotiations leading to the formation of a new Federal Government. The Greens’ Federal Managing Director…

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Coalition negotiations from next week

(GermanPolicy.com) – After one last meeting of leaders of the SPD, the Greens and the FDP, 22 working groups with 96 participants each will begin…

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FDP bodies agree to coalition negotiations

(GermanPolicy.com) – The federal executive board and the parliamentary group of the FDP have unanimously voted in favor of coalition negotiations with the SPD and…

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Greens’ congress votes for coalition negotiations

(GermanPolicy.com) – At a small party congress, the Greens have approved coalition negotiations with the SPD and FDP. Greens chairman Habeck said before the so-called…

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‘Traffic light’ parties in favor of coalition negotiations

(GermanPolicy.com) – SPD, Greens and FDP are in favor of starting coalition negotiations that could lead to a joint Federal Government. An exploratory paper says:…

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