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Germany's conservatives and Social Democrats agreed to continue negotiations for a coalition government, despite significant differences on immigration, consumer protection, and criminal justice. The parties aim to create a strong and capable government amid economic and diplomatic crises, with the goal of forming a government by the end of April. However, deep disagreements persist, including the SPD's reluctance to expel illegal migrants at the borders, a key conservative demand.

Courtesy: theprint.in

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