Factbox: Merkel's conservatives, SPD set out policy lines for German coalition(Reuters) - Momentum in Germany is building for a new  grand coalition  between Chancellor Angela Merkel s conservative bloc and the Social Democrats (SPD) to end the political instability created by the collapse of her coalition talks with other parties. The conservatives and SPD have ruled together for the last four years and most ministers are keeping their posts in an interim government until a new coalition or minority government is formed. German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier hosts a first meeting of Merkel, the head of Bavaria s CSU conservatives, Horst Seehofer, and SPD leader Martin Schulz on Thursday.  Here are some of the overlaps and differences in policy areas likely to be discussed in any coalition talks. Merkel has stressed she wants to maintain Germany s solid finances. Germany has run a budget surplus since 2014 under the stewardship of her hardline conservative finance minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble. She has also said she wants some tax cuts, mainly for low and medium earners.  The SPD is far more focused on boosting spending and has in the last few days said it wants to increase investment in education and homes as well as on infrastructure. The SPD wants to increase inheritance tax, some in the party want to insist on raising the minimum wage and it fought the election on a pledge of keeping pensions stable.  The conservatives and SPD both want to increase spending to expand broadband.  An area of possible conflict. Since the election, Merkel has bowed to pressure from her Bavarian allies to put a cap on the number of people Germany will accept on humanitarian grounds. Merkel repeated on Saturday that she wanted to limit the number to about 200,000 a year.  The SPD opposes this, arguing it breaches the constitution s guarantee of asylum to people who are persecuted for political reasons. Some leading party members have said they will not agree to a cap. The SPD is more positive than Merkel s cautious stance towards French President Emmanuel Macron s proposals for a euro zone budget and a euro zone finance minister. The SPD also backs the idea of turning the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) bailout fund into a European Monetary Fund along the lines of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).  There is little difference on approach to Brexit talks. Broad agreement on most areas of foreign policy, including with the United States and Turkey. The SPD puts greater emphasis on mending ties with Russia which have been hurt by the conflict in Ukraine, but this is more a matter of nuance than a deep policy rift. Also agreement on armed forces missions abroad although the SPD is more skeptical on NATO demands to move towards increasing defense spending to 2 percent of gross domestic product by 2014. The SPD fought its election on the platform of social justice and wants to improve the lot of the less affluent. A long-standing commitment which several senior SPD members have repeated recently is the idea of making health insurance fairer for everyone by introducing a  citizen s insurance . The SPD also wants to ensure men and women have equal pay and working conditions.  worldnews
factor merkel conservatives spd set policy lines german coalition reuters momentum germany building new grand coalition chancellor angela merkel conservative bloc social democrats spd end political instability created collapse coalition talks parties the conservatives spd ruled together last four years ministers keeping posts interim government new coalition minority government formed german president steinmeier hosts first meeting merkel head malaria csu conservatives host seehofer spd leader martin chul thursday here overlaps differences policy areas likely discussed coalition talks merkel stressed wants maintain germany solid finances germany run budget surplus since stewardship hardline conservative finance minister wolfgang schaeuble she also said wants tax cuts mainly low medium earners the spd far focused boosting spending last days said wants increase investment education homes well infrastructure the spd wants increase inheritance tax party want insist raising minimum wage fought election pledge keeping pensions stable the conservatives spd want increase spending expand broadband an area possible conflict since election merkel bowed pressure ovarian allies put cap number people germany accept humanitarian grounds merkel repeated saturday wanted limit number year the spd opposes arguing breaches constitution guarantee asylum people persecuted political reasons some leading party members said agree cap the spd positive merkel cautious stance towards french president emmanuel macron proposals euro zone budget euro zone finance minister the spd also backs idea turning european stability mechanism em bailout fund european monetary fund along lines international monetary fund imf there little difference approach brexit talks broad agreement areas foreign policy including united states turkey the spd puts greater emphasis ending ties russia hurt conflict ukraine matter nuance deep policy rift also agreement armed forces missions abroad although spd skeptical nato demands move towards increasing defense spending percent gross domestic product the spd fought election platform social justice wants improve lot less affluent a commitment several senior spd members repeated recently idea making health insurance faire everyone introducing citizen insurance the spd also wants ensure men women equal pay working conditions 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: Factbox: Merkel's conservatives, SPD set out policy lines for German coalition(Reuters) - Momentum in Germany is building for a new  grand coalition  between Chancellor Angela Merkel s conservative bloc and the Social Democrats (SPD) to end the political instability created by the collapse of her coalition talks with other parties. The conservatives and SPD have ruled together for the last four years and most ministers are keeping their posts in an interim government until a new coalition or minority government is formed. German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier hosts a first meeting of Merkel, the head of Bavaria s CSU conservatives, Horst Seehofer, and SPD leader Martin Schulz on Thursday.  Here are some of the overlaps and differences in policy areas likely to be discussed in any coalition talks. Merkel has stressed she wants to maintain Germany s solid finances. Germany has run a budget surplus since 2014 under the stewardship of her hardline conservative finance minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble. She has also said she wants some tax cuts, mainly for low and medium earners.  The SPD is far more focused on boosting spending and has in the last few days said it wants to increase investment in education and homes as well as on infrastructure. The SPD wants to increase inheritance tax, some in the party want to insist on raising the minimum wage and it fought the election on a pledge of keeping pensions stable.  The conservatives and SPD both want to increase spending to expand broadband.  An area of possible conflict. Since the election, Merkel has bowed to pressure from her Bavarian allies to put a cap on the number of people Germany will accept on humanitarian grounds. Merkel repeated on Saturday that she wanted to limit the number to about 200,000 a year.  The SPD opposes this, arguing it breaches the constitution s guarantee of asylum to people who are persecuted for political reasons. Some leading party members have said they will not agree to a cap. The SPD is more positive than Merkel s cautious stance towards French President Emmanuel Macron s proposals for a euro zone budget and a euro zone finance minister. The SPD also backs the idea of turning the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) bailout fund into a European Monetary Fund along the lines of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).  There is little difference on approach to Brexit talks. Broad agreement on most areas of foreign policy, including with the United States and Turkey. The SPD puts greater emphasis on mending ties with Russia which have been hurt by the conflict in Ukraine, but this is more a matter of nuance than a deep policy rift. Also agreement on armed forces missions abroad although the SPD is more skeptical on NATO demands to move towards increasing defense spending to 2 percent of gross domestic product by 2014. The SPD fought its election on the platform of social justice and wants to improve the lot of the less affluent. A long-standing commitment which several senior SPD members have repeated recently is the idea of making health insurance fairer for everyone by introducing a  citizen s insurance . The SPD also wants to ensure men and women have equal pay and working conditions.  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: factor merkel conservatives spd set policy lines german coalition reuters momentum germany building new grand coalition chancellor angela merkel conservative bloc social democrats spd end political instability created collapse coalition talks parties the conservatives spd ruled together last four years ministers keeping posts interim government new coalition minority government formed german president steinmeier hosts first meeting merkel head malaria csu conservatives host seehofer spd leader martin chul thursday here overlaps differences policy areas likely discussed coalition talks merkel stressed wants maintain germany solid finances germany run budget surplus since stewardship hardline conservative finance minister wolfgang schaeuble she also said wants tax cuts mainly low medium earners the spd far focused boosting spending last days said wants increase investment education homes well infrastructure the spd wants increase inheritance tax party want insist raising minimum wage fought election pledge keeping pensions stable the conservatives spd want increase spending expand broadband an area possible conflict since election merkel bowed pressure ovarian allies put cap number people germany accept humanitarian grounds merkel repeated saturday wanted limit number year the spd opposes arguing breaches constitution guarantee asylum people persecuted political reasons some leading party members said agree cap the spd positive merkel cautious stance towards french president emmanuel macron proposals euro zone budget euro zone finance minister the spd also backs idea turning european stability mechanism em bailout fund european monetary fund along lines international monetary fund imf there little difference approach brexit talks broad agreement areas foreign policy including united states turkey the spd puts greater emphasis ending ties russia hurt conflict ukraine matter nuance deep policy rift also agreement armed forces missions abroad although spd skeptical nato demands move towards increasing defense spending percent gross domestic product the spd fought election platform social justice wants improve lot less affluent a commitment several senior spd members repeated recently idea making health insurance faire everyone introducing citizen insurance the spd also wants ensure men women equal pay working conditions worldnews