Euro budget, ESM, banking union stances unresolved in German talks: documentBERLIN (Reuters) - German parties exploring a coalition government remain divided on the issues of a euro zone budget, Europe s banking union and its ESM bailout fund ahead of a meeting of party leaders later on Friday, according to a draft paper on Europe seen by Reuters. The 1-1/2 page document, a blueprint for a new German government s stance on European issues, contains several bracketed sentences, reflecting ongoing areas of disagreement that must be resolved by Chancellor Angela Merkel and other party leaders at their meeting this afternoon.  We reject [a separate euro zone budget as well as] the introduction of instruments that would lead to automatic transfers or a mutualization of debt,  one passage reads, reflecting differences over whether to rule out French President Emmanuel Macron s idea for such a budget. Macron sent his finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, to Berlin this week to talk with leaders of the German parties and try to persuade them not to reject his ideas for a reform of the euro zone in their coalition agreement. In addition to Merkel s conservatives, the Greens and the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) are involved in the talks. The FDP has been particularly critical of Macron s ideas for a euro zone budget, fearful this would open the door to Germany subsidizing economically weak members of the 19-nation single currency bloc. The paper, which included footnotes spelling out where the different parties stood on the divisive issues, showed a degree of FDP isolation on key European issues. But in an interview with German magazine Der Spiegel on Friday, FDP leader Christian Lindner signaled a readiness to compromise, notably on Europe s rescue fund, saying a party that won 11 percent of the vote in Germany could not dictate the path for all of Europe. During the German election campaign, the FDP argued that the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) should be wound down, while the other parties argued it should be developed further into a European version of the International Monetary Fund.  The ESM has built up a level of expertise in recent years on the surveillance of stability goals,  Lindner said.  If it stays, it could be an instrument for more discipline.  The paper contained two alternate phrasings on Europe s banking union, one supported by Merkel s conservatives and the Greens, and a second with more hardline language backed by the FDP, according to the footnotes. The first variation talks about the step-by-step completion of the banking union. The second FDP version says the banking union should focus on systemic risks, rather than those to individual banks. The paper also includes passages agreed by all the German parties that will be welcomed by the French. It says Franco-German cooperation is of  particular importance  and acknowledges the need for member states and the EU to have an  appropriate capacity  to invest and counter asymmetric economic shocks. worldnews
euro budget em banking union stances unresolved german talks documentberlin reuters german parties exploring coalition government remain divided issues euro zone budget europe banking union em bailout fund ahead meeting party leaders later friday according draft paper europe seen reuters the page document blueprint new german government stance european issues contains several bracketed sentences reflecting ongoing areas disagreement must resolved chancellor angela merkel party leaders meeting afternoon we reject separate euro zone budget well introduction instruments would lead automatic transfers mutualization debt one passage reads reflecting differences whether rule french president emmanuel macron idea budget macron sent finance minister bruno le maire berlin week talk leaders german parties try persuade reject ideas reform euro zone coalition agreement in addition merkel conservatives greens liberal free democrats dp involved talks the dp particularly critical macron ideas euro zone budget fearful would open door germany subsidizing economically weak members single currency bloc the paper included footnotes spelling different parties stood divisive issues showed degree dp isolation key european issues but interview german magazine der spiegel friday dp leader christian winner signaled readiness compromise notably europe rescue fund saying party percent vote germany could dictate path europe during german election campaign dp argued european stability mechanism em wound parties argued developed european version international monetary fund the em built level expertise recent years surveillance stability goals winner said if stays could instrument discipline the paper contained two alternate phrasing europe banking union one supported merkel conservatives greens second hardline language backed dp according footnotes the first variation talks completion banking union the second dp version says banking union focus systemic risks rather individual banks the paper also includes passages agreed german parties welcomed french it says cooperation particular importance acknowledges need member states eu appropriate capacity invest counter asymmetric economic shocks 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: Euro budget, ESM, banking union stances unresolved in German talks: documentBERLIN (Reuters) - German parties exploring a coalition government remain divided on the issues of a euro zone budget, Europe s banking union and its ESM bailout fund ahead of a meeting of party leaders later on Friday, according to a draft paper on Europe seen by Reuters. The 1-1/2 page document, a blueprint for a new German government s stance on European issues, contains several bracketed sentences, reflecting ongoing areas of disagreement that must be resolved by Chancellor Angela Merkel and other party leaders at their meeting this afternoon.  We reject [a separate euro zone budget as well as] the introduction of instruments that would lead to automatic transfers or a mutualization of debt,  one passage reads, reflecting differences over whether to rule out French President Emmanuel Macron s idea for such a budget. Macron sent his finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, to Berlin this week to talk with leaders of the German parties and try to persuade them not to reject his ideas for a reform of the euro zone in their coalition agreement. In addition to Merkel s conservatives, the Greens and the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) are involved in the talks. The FDP has been particularly critical of Macron s ideas for a euro zone budget, fearful this would open the door to Germany subsidizing economically weak members of the 19-nation single currency bloc. The paper, which included footnotes spelling out where the different parties stood on the divisive issues, showed a degree of FDP isolation on key European issues. But in an interview with German magazine Der Spiegel on Friday, FDP leader Christian Lindner signaled a readiness to compromise, notably on Europe s rescue fund, saying a party that won 11 percent of the vote in Germany could not dictate the path for all of Europe. During the German election campaign, the FDP argued that the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) should be wound down, while the other parties argued it should be developed further into a European version of the International Monetary Fund.  The ESM has built up a level of expertise in recent years on the surveillance of stability goals,  Lindner said.  If it stays, it could be an instrument for more discipline.  The paper contained two alternate phrasings on Europe s banking union, one supported by Merkel s conservatives and the Greens, and a second with more hardline language backed by the FDP, according to the footnotes. The first variation talks about the step-by-step completion of the banking union. The second FDP version says the banking union should focus on systemic risks, rather than those to individual banks. The paper also includes passages agreed by all the German parties that will be welcomed by the French. It says Franco-German cooperation is of  particular importance  and acknowledges the need for member states and the EU to have an  appropriate capacity  to invest and counter asymmetric economic shocks. 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: euro budget em banking union stances unresolved german talks documentberlin reuters german parties exploring coalition government remain divided issues euro zone budget europe banking union em bailout fund ahead meeting party leaders later friday according draft paper europe seen reuters the page document blueprint new german government stance european issues contains several bracketed sentences reflecting ongoing areas disagreement must resolved chancellor angela merkel party leaders meeting afternoon we reject separate euro zone budget well introduction instruments would lead automatic transfers mutualization debt one passage reads reflecting differences whether rule french president emmanuel macron idea budget macron sent finance minister bruno le maire berlin week talk leaders german parties try persuade reject ideas reform euro zone coalition agreement in addition merkel conservatives greens liberal free democrats dp involved talks the dp particularly critical macron ideas euro zone budget fearful would open door germany subsidizing economically weak members single currency bloc the paper included footnotes spelling different parties stood divisive issues showed degree dp isolation key european issues but interview german magazine der spiegel friday dp leader christian winner signaled readiness compromise notably europe rescue fund saying party percent vote germany could dictate path europe during german election campaign dp argued european stability mechanism em wound parties argued developed european version international monetary fund the em built level expertise recent years surveillance stability goals winner said if stays could instrument discipline the paper contained two alternate phrasing europe banking union one supported merkel conservatives greens second hardline language backed dp according footnotes the first variation talks completion banking union the second dp version says banking union focus systemic risks rather individual banks the paper also includes passages agreed german parties welcomed french it says cooperation particular importance acknowledges need member states eu appropriate capacity invest counter asymmetric economic shocks worldnews