According to media reports, two and a half weeks after the election to the House of Representatives in Berlin, the Left, the SPD and the Greens agreed to exploratory talks for a possible new edition of red-red-green.
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Two and a half weeks after the election to the House of Representatives in Berlin, the parties are discussing possible joint steps.
Red-red-green is exploring a new edition in Berlin.
Two and a half weeks after the election to the House of Representatives, the Left, the SPD and the Greens agreed to exploratory talks, according to media reports.
The parties thus begin initial discussions about possible joint steps.
The report initially only mentions the agreement and refers to further information shortly.
It remains unclear for the time being how the talks will go and whether they will lead to coalition negotiations.
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Further information on the exploratory talks coming soon
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