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CDU/CSU and SPD begin intense coalition negotiations with a tight deadline to form a new German government.

CDU/CSU won most votes but require coalition to form a government.

Coalition talks between CDU, CSU, and SPD begin in Berlin, focusing on key policy reforms and a commitment to past citizenship regulations.

Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are moving toward coalition talks, with citizenship reforms being a significant sticking point.

CDU and SPD are exploring coalition talks despite historical rivalry after ruling out the far-right party.

Merz aims to finalize a coalition with the SPD quickly to address urgent national issues.

Germany's political parties agree on substantial infrastructure and military investments despite rising debt, showing broad public support for increased spending.

The SPD faces a significant electoral decline, highlighted by their poor performance in both the recent Hamburg elections and the February federal elections.

German democracy faces instability as political coalitions crumble, reflecting a lack of vision and effective leadership.

Friedrich Merz's alliance leads polls, signaling an urgent need for SPD to adapt amidst political turbulence.

CDU/CSU aims to form a government by Easter amid multiple crises, facing challenges on migration and security.

High voter turnout of 82.5% highlights increased political engagement in Germany, with the far-right AfD party making significant electoral gains.

The upcoming snap election in Germany reflects a strong desire for political change among voters.