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German CDU/CSU and SPD Agree on Coalition Formation

German CDU/CSU and SPD Agree on Coalition Formation
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berlin - CDU/CSU and SPD in Germany reach coalition agreement ahead of new government formation. Key agreements on migration and finance discussed.

German CDU/CSU and SPD Agree on Coalition Formation

Christiandemocrats (CDU/CSU) and social democrats (SPD) in Germany to form a coalition government. Friedrich Merz and Lars Klingbeil announce agreement, aiming to finalize negotiations before Easter for a new 'black-red' government in Berlin with Merz as Chancellor.

- Successful preliminary talks concluded, moving on to coalition discussions.

- CDU leader Merz emerged as the big winner in the recent elections, while SPD's Scholz stepped back from government formation.

- Key agreements reached on migration and finance, including tightening asylum policies and rejecting asylum seekers at borders in consultation with neighboring countries.

- New Bundestag to be installed on March 25, with CDU/CSU and SPD holding a slight majority.

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