After German election, Macron to set out his vision for EuropePARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron will set out plans for reforming the European Union on Tuesday, including proposals for a separate eurozone budget, despite a German election result that is likely to complicate his far-reaching ambitions. German Chancellor Angela Merkel s conservatives saw their support slide in Sunday s election, though they remain the biggest parliamentary bloc. She is expected to seek a coalition with the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) - who have criticized Macron s ideas for Europe - and the Greens. Elysee officials said Macron, who has promised sweeping reforms to Europe s monetary union in coordination with Merkel, hoped the issues to be raised in his speech would be taken into account in Germany s coalition negotiations. One Elysee official said a eurozone budget, one of Macron s most contentious ideas, would be  necessary in due course  and that the president would therefore raise the issue in his speech, to be delivered at the Sorbonne University in Paris. Since his election in May, Macron has made the overhaul of the EU and its institutions one of his major themes. As well as his eurozone budget idea, he wants to see the appointment of a eurozone finance minister and the creation of a rescue fund that would preemptively help countries facing economic trouble. Ahead of Sunday s election, Merkel had indicated her willingness to work with Macron on a reform agenda, even if her own ideas may not reach as far as his. But the election results have left Merkel facing a difficult coalition-building task which is in turn likely to limit her flexibility on Europe. A coalition of Merkel s CDU/CSU bloc, the FDP and the Greens is unprecedented at the national level - and any attempt by the chancellor and Macron to press for greater EU integration will face opposition from the new German lower house Bundestag. The FDP has called for a phasing out of Europe s ESM bailout fund and changes to EU treaties that would allow countries to leave the euro zone. And the far-right, eurosceptic Alternative for Germany is now the third biggest party in the Bundestag, further curbing Merkel s room for maneuver. But Elysee officials noted that the FDP had reaffirmed its attachment to the EU and to strong Franco-German relations, a point Macron was likely to emphasize in his speech while at the same time not seeking to impose anything on his partners. Macron, the sources said, would propose that the whole EU move forward together, and that those who did not want to should not stand in the way of those that did. Coming just two days after the German election, Macron s speech is likely to be interpreted in Germany as an attempt to shape the debate before the coalition talks begin in earnest.  German coalition agreements are strict, with the contours set out in them limiting the government s room for maneuver. In that respect, Merkel s ability to work with Macron on EU reform will be pre-determined by whatever coalition deal is struck. FDP leader Christian Lindner said on Monday he would not agree to any coalition that did not promise a change in the German government s direction.  While that appeared to set the stage for tough talks, he also offered hope for Macron, saying when asked about the French president s eurozone budget ideas that the FDP had a  strong interest  in the strength of France. worldnews
after german election macron set vision europeparis reuters french president emmanuel macron set plans reforming european union tuesday including proposals separate eurozone budget despite german election result likely complicate ambitions german chancellor angela merkel conservatives saw support slide sunday election though remain biggest parliamentary bloc she expected seek coalition liberal free democrats dp criticized macron ideas europe greens else officials said macron promised sweeping reforms europe monetary union coordination merkel hoped issues raised speech would taken account germany coalition negotiations one else official said eurozone budget one macron contentious ideas would necessary due course president would therefore raise issue speech delivered sorbonne university paris since election may macron made overhaul eu institutions one major themes as well eurozone budget idea wants see appointment eurozone finance minister creation rescue fund would preemptive help countries facing economic trouble ahead sunday election merkel indicated willingness work macron reform agenda even ideas may reach far but election results left merkel facing difficult task turn likely limit flexibility europe a coalition merkel bloc dp greens unprecedented national level attempt chancellor macron press greater eu integration face opposition new german lower house bundestag the dp called phasing europe em bailout fund changes eu treaties would allow countries leave euro zone and eurosceptic alternative germany third biggest party bundestag curling merkel room maneuver but else officials noted dp reaffirmed attachment eu strong relations point macron likely emphasize speech time seeking impose anything partners macron sources said would propose whole eu move forward together want stand way coming two days german election macron speech likely interpreted germany attempt shape debate coalition talks begin earnest german coalition agreements strict contours set limiting government room maneuver in respect merkel ability work macron eu reform whatever coalition deal struck dp leader christian winner said monday would agree coalition promise change german government direction while appeared set stage tough talks also offered hope macron saying asked french president eurozone budget ideas dp strong interest strength france worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: After German election, Macron to set out his vision for EuropePARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron will set out plans for reforming the European Union on Tuesday, including proposals for a separate eurozone budget, despite a German election result that is likely to complicate his far-reaching ambitions. German Chancellor Angela Merkel s conservatives saw their support slide in Sunday s election, though they remain the biggest parliamentary bloc. She is expected to seek a coalition with the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) - who have criticized Macron s ideas for Europe - and the Greens. Elysee officials said Macron, who has promised sweeping reforms to Europe s monetary union in coordination with Merkel, hoped the issues to be raised in his speech would be taken into account in Germany s coalition negotiations. One Elysee official said a eurozone budget, one of Macron s most contentious ideas, would be  necessary in due course  and that the president would therefore raise the issue in his speech, to be delivered at the Sorbonne University in Paris. Since his election in May, Macron has made the overhaul of the EU and its institutions one of his major themes. As well as his eurozone budget idea, he wants to see the appointment of a eurozone finance minister and the creation of a rescue fund that would preemptively help countries facing economic trouble. Ahead of Sunday s election, Merkel had indicated her willingness to work with Macron on a reform agenda, even if her own ideas may not reach as far as his. But the election results have left Merkel facing a difficult coalition-building task which is in turn likely to limit her flexibility on Europe. A coalition of Merkel s CDU/CSU bloc, the FDP and the Greens is unprecedented at the national level - and any attempt by the chancellor and Macron to press for greater EU integration will face opposition from the new German lower house Bundestag. The FDP has called for a phasing out of Europe s ESM bailout fund and changes to EU treaties that would allow countries to leave the euro zone. And the far-right, eurosceptic Alternative for Germany is now the third biggest party in the Bundestag, further curbing Merkel s room for maneuver. But Elysee officials noted that the FDP had reaffirmed its attachment to the EU and to strong Franco-German relations, a point Macron was likely to emphasize in his speech while at the same time not seeking to impose anything on his partners. Macron, the sources said, would propose that the whole EU move forward together, and that those who did not want to should not stand in the way of those that did. Coming just two days after the German election, Macron s speech is likely to be interpreted in Germany as an attempt to shape the debate before the coalition talks begin in earnest.  German coalition agreements are strict, with the contours set out in them limiting the government s room for maneuver. In that respect, Merkel s ability to work with Macron on EU reform will be pre-determined by whatever coalition deal is struck. FDP leader Christian Lindner said on Monday he would not agree to any coalition that did not promise a change in the German government s direction.  While that appeared to set the stage for tough talks, he also offered hope for Macron, saying when asked about the French president s eurozone budget ideas that the FDP had a  strong interest  in the strength of France. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: after german election macron set vision europeparis reuters french president emmanuel macron set plans reforming european union tuesday including proposals separate eurozone budget despite german election result likely complicate ambitions german chancellor angela merkel conservatives saw support slide sunday election though remain biggest parliamentary bloc she expected seek coalition liberal free democrats dp criticized macron ideas europe greens else officials said macron promised sweeping reforms europe monetary union coordination merkel hoped issues raised speech would taken account germany coalition negotiations one else official said eurozone budget one macron contentious ideas would necessary due course president would therefore raise issue speech delivered sorbonne university paris since election may macron made overhaul eu institutions one major themes as well eurozone budget idea wants see appointment eurozone finance minister creation rescue fund would preemptive help countries facing economic trouble ahead sunday election merkel indicated willingness work macron reform agenda even ideas may reach far but election results left merkel facing difficult task turn likely limit flexibility europe a coalition merkel bloc dp greens unprecedented national level attempt chancellor macron press greater eu integration face opposition new german lower house bundestag the dp called phasing europe em bailout fund changes eu treaties would allow countries leave euro zone and eurosceptic alternative germany third biggest party bundestag curling merkel room maneuver but else officials noted dp reaffirmed attachment eu strong relations point macron likely emphasize speech time seeking impose anything partners macron sources said would propose whole eu move forward together want stand way coming two days german election macron speech likely interpreted germany attempt shape debate coalition talks begin earnest german coalition agreements strict contours set limiting government room maneuver in respect merkel ability work macron eu reform whatever coalition deal struck dp leader christian winner said monday would agree coalition promise change german government direction while appeared set stage tough talks also offered hope macron saying asked french president eurozone budget ideas dp strong interest strength france worldnews