Exploratory talks between the Christian Union (CDU / CSU), the Liberals (FDP) and the Greens are continuing today to see if the parties can negotiate the formation of a co-operative government.
The talks, which according to the original schedule should have been completed yesterday, have been extended at least until Sunday night.
Yesterday, party delegations completed more than seven hours of talks, in a bid to overcome obstacles, which reportedly mainly affect immigration, fiscal, climate and energy policy.
In this context, Chancellor Angela Merkel had private meetings first with the two leaders of the Greens, Catherine Goering-Eckart and Cem Ezdemir, and then with FDP leader Christian Lindner, without the Christian Socialist Heste. allegedly creates the most significant problems.