Against the clock, German parties haggle over immigration, euro budgetBERLIN (Reuters) - With just one day left to conclude exploratory talks on forming a new coalition government, German parties were still far apart on Wednesday on the hot issue of immigration and the future governance of the euro zone. Merkel, 63, wants the exploratory talks to end on Thursday, when German media expect her to press all sides to strike a compromise before moving to formal negotiations that could lead to her securing a fourth term as Chancellor. Merkel is hoping to put together an unlikely alliance of her conservatives, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) and the ecologist Greens - a combination untested at national level but a deal which could head off fresh elections. The parties are struggling to reach agreement on the touchy issue of immigration, with the Greens firmly opposed to a conservative plan to cap at 200,000 per year the number of migrants Germany will accept for humanitarian reasons. The parties are also at odds over the number of foreigners who qualify to join relatives granted asylum in Germany. Differences over whether Germany should back a French proposal to create a joint euro zone budget also highlight the difficulties Merkel faces in trying to forge the awkward alliance. A document seen by Reuters, describing a possible government s stance on European issues, contains bracketed sentences reflecting areas of disagreement that must be settled by party leaders on Wednesday.  [The following compromise proposal could not be reached: There is a need for a capacity to buffer extraordinary, unpredictable economic emergency situations which are beyond the control of individual member states...],  one passage reads. Another sentence, described as the FDP position read:  We do not support a fiscal capacity in order to buffer the effects of economic shocks.  The paper contains two alternate phrasings on the banking union, one supported by Merkel s conservatives and the left-leaning Greens, and another with more hardline language backed by the pro-business FDP. THWARTING THE FAR-RIGHT Merkel needs a deal to head off fresh elections that mainstream politicians fear could see the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) make further gains after it surged into parliament for the first time after a September election. Businesses are eager for the parties to reach a deal.  We believe that all parties involved have understood the urgency to reach an agreement by Christmas,  said Dieter Kempf, chief of Germany s largest industry association, the BDI, warning that prolonged uncertainty could hit investment. The mood music coming out of the talks has been mixed. Late on Tuesday, Merkel and other senior conservatives drank wine with Greens co-leader Katrin Goering-Eckardt, conservative party sources said. But the coalition negotiations are complicated by the dynamics within the conservative bloc, which comprises Merkel s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and their Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU). The CSU, worried about losing support in a state election next year, is uncompromising on immigration - a risk for the three-way  Jamaica  coalition, so-called because the parties  colours match those of the Caribbean country s flag. CSU Secretary General Andreas Scheuer said his party was ready to compromise, but added:  It is becoming ever more clear that Jamaica is not a pleasure trip.  worldnews
against clock german parties huggle immigration euro budgetberlin reuters with one day left conclude exploratory talks forming new coalition government german parties still far apart wednesday hot issue immigration future governance euro zone merkel wants exploratory talks end thursday german media expect press sides strike compromise moving formal negotiations could lead securing fourth term chancellor merkel hoping put together unlikely alliance conservatives free democrats dp ecologist greens combination contested national level deal could head fresh elections the parties struggling reach agreement touch issue immigration greens firmly opposed conservative plan cap per year number migrants germany accept humanitarian reasons the parties also odds number foreigners qualify join relatives granted asylum germany differences whether germany back french proposal create joint euro zone budget also highlight difficulties merkel faces trying forge awkward alliance a document seen reuters describing possible government stance european issues contains bracketed sentences reflecting areas disagreement must settled party leaders wednesday the following compromise proposal could reached there need capacity buffer extraordinary unpredictable economic emergency situations beyond control individual member states one passage reads another sentence described dp position read we support fiscal capacity order buffer effects economic shocks the paper contains two alternate phrasing banking union one supported merkel conservatives greens another hardline language backed dp charting the merkel needs deal head fresh elections mainstream politicians fear could see alternative germany afd make gains surged parliament first time september election businesses eager parties reach deal we believe parties involved understood urgency reach agreement christmas said deter keep chief germany largest industry association bdi warning prolonged uncertainty could hit investment the mood music coming talks mixed late tuesday merkel senior conservatives drank wine greens katrina conservative party sources said but coalition negotiations complicated dynamics within conservative bloc comprises merkel christian democratic union cdu ovarian sister party christian social union csu the csu worried losing support state election next year uncompromising immigration risk jamaica coalition parties colours match caribbean country flag csu secretary general andreas scheme said party ready compromise added it becoming ever clear jamaica pleasure trip 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: Against the clock, German parties haggle over immigration, euro budgetBERLIN (Reuters) - With just one day left to conclude exploratory talks on forming a new coalition government, German parties were still far apart on Wednesday on the hot issue of immigration and the future governance of the euro zone. Merkel, 63, wants the exploratory talks to end on Thursday, when German media expect her to press all sides to strike a compromise before moving to formal negotiations that could lead to her securing a fourth term as Chancellor. Merkel is hoping to put together an unlikely alliance of her conservatives, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) and the ecologist Greens - a combination untested at national level but a deal which could head off fresh elections. The parties are struggling to reach agreement on the touchy issue of immigration, with the Greens firmly opposed to a conservative plan to cap at 200,000 per year the number of migrants Germany will accept for humanitarian reasons. The parties are also at odds over the number of foreigners who qualify to join relatives granted asylum in Germany. Differences over whether Germany should back a French proposal to create a joint euro zone budget also highlight the difficulties Merkel faces in trying to forge the awkward alliance. A document seen by Reuters, describing a possible government s stance on European issues, contains bracketed sentences reflecting areas of disagreement that must be settled by party leaders on Wednesday.  [The following compromise proposal could not be reached: There is a need for a capacity to buffer extraordinary, unpredictable economic emergency situations which are beyond the control of individual member states...],  one passage reads. Another sentence, described as the FDP position read:  We do not support a fiscal capacity in order to buffer the effects of economic shocks.  The paper contains two alternate phrasings on the banking union, one supported by Merkel s conservatives and the left-leaning Greens, and another with more hardline language backed by the pro-business FDP. THWARTING THE FAR-RIGHT Merkel needs a deal to head off fresh elections that mainstream politicians fear could see the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) make further gains after it surged into parliament for the first time after a September election. Businesses are eager for the parties to reach a deal.  We believe that all parties involved have understood the urgency to reach an agreement by Christmas,  said Dieter Kempf, chief of Germany s largest industry association, the BDI, warning that prolonged uncertainty could hit investment. The mood music coming out of the talks has been mixed. Late on Tuesday, Merkel and other senior conservatives drank wine with Greens co-leader Katrin Goering-Eckardt, conservative party sources said. But the coalition negotiations are complicated by the dynamics within the conservative bloc, which comprises Merkel s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and their Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU). The CSU, worried about losing support in a state election next year, is uncompromising on immigration - a risk for the three-way  Jamaica  coalition, so-called because the parties  colours match those of the Caribbean country s flag. CSU Secretary General Andreas Scheuer said his party was ready to compromise, but added:  It is becoming ever more clear that Jamaica is not a pleasure trip.  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: against clock german parties huggle immigration euro budgetberlin reuters with one day left conclude exploratory talks forming new coalition government german parties still far apart wednesday hot issue immigration future governance euro zone merkel wants exploratory talks end thursday german media expect press sides strike compromise moving formal negotiations could lead securing fourth term chancellor merkel hoping put together unlikely alliance conservatives free democrats dp ecologist greens combination contested national level deal could head fresh elections the parties struggling reach agreement touch issue immigration greens firmly opposed conservative plan cap per year number migrants germany accept humanitarian reasons the parties also odds number foreigners qualify join relatives granted asylum germany differences whether germany back french proposal create joint euro zone budget also highlight difficulties merkel faces trying forge awkward alliance a document seen reuters describing possible government stance european issues contains bracketed sentences reflecting areas disagreement must settled party leaders wednesday the following compromise proposal could reached there need capacity buffer extraordinary unpredictable economic emergency situations beyond control individual member states one passage reads another sentence described dp position read we support fiscal capacity order buffer effects economic shocks the paper contains two alternate phrasing banking union one supported merkel conservatives greens another hardline language backed dp charting the merkel needs deal head fresh elections mainstream politicians fear could see alternative germany afd make gains surged parliament first time september election businesses eager parties reach deal we believe parties involved understood urgency reach agreement christmas said deter keep chief germany largest industry association bdi warning prolonged uncertainty could hit investment the mood music coming talks mixed late tuesday merkel senior conservatives drank wine greens katrina conservative party sources said but coalition negotiations complicated dynamics within conservative bloc comprises merkel christian democratic union cdu ovarian sister party christian social union csu the csu worried losing support state election next year uncompromising immigration risk jamaica coalition parties colours match caribbean country flag csu secretary general andreas scheme said party ready compromise added it becoming ever clear jamaica pleasure trip worldnews