After the election to the Berlin House of Representatives, the SPD, the Greens and the Left agreed on a package of actions to deal with anti-Semitic incidents, clearing the way for exploratory talks.
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Two and a half weeks after the election to the Berlin House of Representatives, there were disagreements in forming a government.
Two and a half weeks after the election to the Berlin House of Representatives, the way should be clear for red-green-red exploratory talks to form a government. According to information from party circles from the German Press Agency, the Left, the Greens and the SPD agreed on a package of actions that should take effect in the event of anti-Semitic incidents, thereby removing a central obstacle to the start of exploratory investigations. The “Tagesspiegel” first reported on the agreement.
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Start of red-green-red exploratory talks
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Two and a half weeks after the election to the Berlin House of Representatives, the Left, the SPD and the Greens agreed to exploratory talks, according to media reports. A key obstacle was removed by an agreement on incidents of anti-Semitism.
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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.

After long discussions, the Left, the Greens and the SPD in Berlin agreed on a package of actions against anti-Semitism. This removes a key obstacle to red-green-red exploratory talks to form a government.

After the election to the Berlin House of Representatives, the SPD, the Greens and the Left agreed on a package of measures to combat anti-Semitic incidents. Apparently nothing stands in the way of the start of red-green-red explorations.

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