Black-red: CDU, CSU and SPD start coalition negotiations!

Black-red: CDU, CSU and SPD start coalition negotiations!

In Germany, the course stands for a new black-red coalition. From Thursday, the CDU, CSU and SPD begin with intensive coalition negotiations, which are to take place in 16 working groups over a period of ten days. CDU General Secretary Carsten Linnemann announced this step after consulting the CDU tip and emphasized that one urgently had to "make steam" in order to regain trust in the middle of the parliament. The previous traffic light government had been shaped by ongoing conflicts, and a more constructive approach was striving for, such as oe24.at reported.

The negotiations should concentrate on large issues, with Linnemann pointed out that details are also recorded in a coalition agreement. This is important to avoid misunderstandings and disputes within the coalition. In the Bundestag election on February 23, the CDU/CSU achieved 28.5 percent of the majority, which could clear Friedrich Merz for CDU boss Friedrich Merz, to be elected as the new Chancellor if the negotiations are successful. CSU and CDU unites the goal in this new political cooperation, such as SPIEGEL.de Unterpl.

The upcoming discussions offer an opportunity for political actors to develop measures that go beyond coping with crisis and focus on future challenges. With the start of these community effort, one hopes to create a stable and trustworthy government environment.