Germany: Die Linke Under Pressure Before a Decisive Congress to Form a Left Coalition in Berlin
70 Articles
70 Articles
Negotiations for a left-wing, progressive coalition in the German state of Berlin can begin. On Saturday, Die Linke also agreed to coalition talks, after the SPD and the Greens had already done so earlier.
The Berlin left has agreed to coalition negotiations with SPD and Greens - despite nationwide controversy and pressure from outside. However, the talks from Monday onwards could be difficult.
Six weeks after the Berlin election, the road is clear for red-green-red coalition negotiations. After Greens and SPD, the left also voted in favour at a party congress.
The Berlin left has agreed to coalition negotiations with SPD and Greens - despite nationwide controversy and pressure from outside. However, the talks from Monday onwards could be difficult.
A State Party Congress of the Left in Berlin discusses the start of coalition negotiations with Greens and SPD.
The Berlin left decides today on the start of coalition negotiations with SPD and Greens. The party congress is overshadowed by anti-Semitism and a Spiegel report. By Frank Aischmann.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 44% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium

























