Austrian far right says 'very good start' in Kurz coalition talksVIENNA (Reuters) - Austria s far-right Freedom Party said coalition talks with conservative leader Sebastian Kurz made a  very, very good start  on Wednesday, mapping out a process that could end its decade in opposition. Foreign Minister Kurz, who is just 31, and his People s Party won last week s parliamentary election with 31.5 percent of the vote but they need a partner to form a stable government.  Kurz s hard line on immigration and his decision to force the collapse of the current coalition with the Social Democrats, who came second, made the anti-immigration Freedom Party (FPO) - founded by ex-Nazis in the 1950s - a more willing partner.   It was today a very, very good start to negotiations ... a positive mutual gauging by the negotiating teams,  FPO leader Heinz-Christian Strache told a joint news conference with Kurz after the first round of talks at an ornate palace in Vienna. Coalition talks in Austria last roughly two months on average, and Kurz has said he wants a deal by Christmas.  Both men had negotiating teams of four party officials and agreed on five headings for their talks, ranging from  future , for issues such as science and the environment, to a more self-explanatory  security, order and protecting the homeland . The two sides have much common ground on immigration, an issue that dominated the election after Europe s migration crisis left many voters feeling Austria was overrun. But after Wednesday s talks they said they would start with another issue both have focused on: reducing inefficiencies in state spending. Kurz and Strache said they would examine finance ministry data with a view to deciding where savings could be achieved.  Our aim is to find the losses through friction in the system and then of course to deal with where there is the potential to increase efficiency,  Kurz said.  That as a first round should build the foundation for the subsequent negotiations on content.  The rise of far-right parties like France s National Front and the Alternative for Germany since the migration crisis started in 2015 makes it less likely the FPO s accession to power would provoke the same outcry as in 2000, when the European Union imposed short-lived sanctions on Austria. But some European leaders have expressed concern at its strong showing and President Alexander Van der Bellen, who has the power to appoint and dismiss governments, has said any coalition must be guided by  fundamental European values . What that means for the FPO and the talks is unclear. As part of a push to make itself more acceptable to the mainstream, it has stopped calling for Austria to leave the bloc and says it is now  pro-European  while saying Brussels should hand back more powers to member states. That overlaps with Kurz s view that the EU should be slimmed down and focus on tasks like trade and securing external borders.  Europe is of course an issue,  Kurz said when asked why it wasn t in one of the five broad headings for talks, adding that it would come under the heading  state and society .  From my point of view the atmosphere was a very, very positive one,  he added. worldnews
austrian far right says good start kur coalition talksvienna reuters austria freedom party said coalition talks conservative leader sebastian kur made good start wednesday mapping process could end decade opposition foreign minister kur people party last week parliamentary election percent vote need partner form stable government kur hard line immigration decision force collapse current coalition social democrats came second made freedom party po founded willing partner it today good start negotiations positive mutual tagging negotiating teams po leader strange told joint news conference kur first round talks ornate palace vienna coalition talks austria last roughly two months average kur said wants deal christmas both men negotiating teams four party officials agreed five headings talks ranging future issues science environment security order protecting homeland the two sides much common ground immigration issue dominated election europe migration crisis left many voters feeling austria overrun but wednesday talks said would start another issue focused reducing efficiencies state spending kur strange said would examine finance ministry data view deciding savings could achieved our aim find losses friction system course deal potential increase efficiency kur said that first round build foundation subsequent negotiations content the rise parties like france national front alternative germany since migration crisis started makes less likely po accession power would provoke outcry european union imposed sanctions austria but european leaders expressed concern strong showing president alexander van der belle power appoint dismiss governments said coalition must guided fundamental european values what means po talks unclear as part push make acceptable mainstream stopped calling austria leave bloc says saying brussels hand back powers member states that overlaps kur view eu slammed focus tasks like trade securing external borders europe course issue kur said asked one five broad headings talks adding would come heading state society from point view atmosphere positive one added 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: Austrian far right says 'very good start' in Kurz coalition talksVIENNA (Reuters) - Austria s far-right Freedom Party said coalition talks with conservative leader Sebastian Kurz made a  very, very good start  on Wednesday, mapping out a process that could end its decade in opposition. Foreign Minister Kurz, who is just 31, and his People s Party won last week s parliamentary election with 31.5 percent of the vote but they need a partner to form a stable government.  Kurz s hard line on immigration and his decision to force the collapse of the current coalition with the Social Democrats, who came second, made the anti-immigration Freedom Party (FPO) - founded by ex-Nazis in the 1950s - a more willing partner.   It was today a very, very good start to negotiations ... a positive mutual gauging by the negotiating teams,  FPO leader Heinz-Christian Strache told a joint news conference with Kurz after the first round of talks at an ornate palace in Vienna. Coalition talks in Austria last roughly two months on average, and Kurz has said he wants a deal by Christmas.  Both men had negotiating teams of four party officials and agreed on five headings for their talks, ranging from  future , for issues such as science and the environment, to a more self-explanatory  security, order and protecting the homeland . The two sides have much common ground on immigration, an issue that dominated the election after Europe s migration crisis left many voters feeling Austria was overrun. But after Wednesday s talks they said they would start with another issue both have focused on: reducing inefficiencies in state spending. Kurz and Strache said they would examine finance ministry data with a view to deciding where savings could be achieved.  Our aim is to find the losses through friction in the system and then of course to deal with where there is the potential to increase efficiency,  Kurz said.  That as a first round should build the foundation for the subsequent negotiations on content.  The rise of far-right parties like France s National Front and the Alternative for Germany since the migration crisis started in 2015 makes it less likely the FPO s accession to power would provoke the same outcry as in 2000, when the European Union imposed short-lived sanctions on Austria. But some European leaders have expressed concern at its strong showing and President Alexander Van der Bellen, who has the power to appoint and dismiss governments, has said any coalition must be guided by  fundamental European values . What that means for the FPO and the talks is unclear. As part of a push to make itself more acceptable to the mainstream, it has stopped calling for Austria to leave the bloc and says it is now  pro-European  while saying Brussels should hand back more powers to member states. That overlaps with Kurz s view that the EU should be slimmed down and focus on tasks like trade and securing external borders.  Europe is of course an issue,  Kurz said when asked why it wasn t in one of the five broad headings for talks, adding that it would come under the heading  state and society .  From my point of view the atmosphere was a very, very positive one,  he added. 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: austrian far right says good start kur coalition talksvienna reuters austria freedom party said coalition talks conservative leader sebastian kur made good start wednesday mapping process could end decade opposition foreign minister kur people party last week parliamentary election percent vote need partner form stable government kur hard line immigration decision force collapse current coalition social democrats came second made freedom party po founded willing partner it today good start negotiations positive mutual tagging negotiating teams po leader strange told joint news conference kur first round talks ornate palace vienna coalition talks austria last roughly two months average kur said wants deal christmas both men negotiating teams four party officials agreed five headings talks ranging future issues science environment security order protecting homeland the two sides much common ground immigration issue dominated election europe migration crisis left many voters feeling austria overrun but wednesday talks said would start another issue focused reducing efficiencies state spending kur strange said would examine finance ministry data view deciding savings could achieved our aim find losses friction system course deal potential increase efficiency kur said that first round build foundation subsequent negotiations content the rise parties like france national front alternative germany since migration crisis started makes less likely po accession power would provoke outcry european union imposed sanctions austria but european leaders expressed concern strong showing president alexander van der belle power appoint dismiss governments said coalition must guided fundamental european values what means po talks unclear as part push make acceptable mainstream stopped calling austria leave bloc says saying brussels hand back powers member states that overlaps kur view eu slammed focus tasks like trade securing external borders europe course issue kur said asked one five broad headings talks adding would come heading state society from point view atmosphere positive one added worldnews