"Concentrated work"
German coalition talks start on Thursday
Coalition talks between the CDU, CSU and SPD in Germany begin on Thursday. "We have no time to lose," said CDU Secretary General Carsten Linnemann in Berlin on Monday. The talks are scheduled to last ten days.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen 16 working groups are negotiating with each other. The coalition is aware of the responsibility it bears "and that we must regain trust in the center of parliament", said Linnemann. They would "radiate a different spirit" than the previous traffic light government. For the time being, it is not about regulations in detail, "but about the really big issues".
"We know how it is: if it is not clear how it is to be understood, there is always a dispute in the coalition. We don't want that," said Linnemann with regard to a coalition agreement. The CDU executive had previously unanimously accepted the exploratory result with the SPD and thus agreed to the start of coalition negotiations.
The CDU/CSU became the strongest party in the German parliamentary elections on February 23 with 28.5 percent. If the negotiations with the SPD are successfully concluded, CDU leader Friedrich Merz could become the new Federal Chancellor. The CSU is the CDU's heaviest party in Bavaria and is only competing there.
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