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German parties eye Scholz-led govt by early December - Vimarsana News

German parties eye Scholz-led govt by early December

BERLIN (AFP) - The three parties working to form Germany's next coalition government said on Thursday (Oct 21) they were aiming for Finance Minister Olaf Scholz from the Social Democrats to be installed as chancellor in the week of Dec 6.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

German coalition talks nearing "moment of truth" - Vimarsana News

German coalition talks nearing "moment of truth"

German coalition talks are approaching the "moment of truth" as the Social Democrats (SPD), the Greens and the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) are trying to overcome their main differences, party leaders announced in Berlin

Source: avaz.ba
Germany's budding coalition partners likely to move toward formal talks – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Germany's budding coalition partners likely to move toward formal talks – POLITICO

A government before Christmas seems more possible now.

Germany: ′Traffic light′ exploratory talks draw to a close | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Germany: ′Traffic light′ exploratory talks draw to a close | News | DW

The parties that made the most gains in the German election could reach common ground by the end of this week. Differences in tax policy and climate change are said to be the main sticking points in the talks.

Source: dw.com
Germany: SPD, Greens, FDP make progress in exploratory talks | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Germany: SPD, Greens, FDP make progress in exploratory talks | News | DW

The parties that made the most gains in the German election could reach common ground by the end of this week. Differences in tax policy and climate change are said to be the main sticking points in the talks.

Source: dw.com