Merkel optimistic EU dispute over refugee distribution will soon endBERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was optimistic that a dispute over how to distribute asylum seekers in the EU would soon be resolved after a court ruled on Wednesday that member states must take in a share of refugees who reach Europe. Speaking to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (F.A.S.) newspaper two weeks before a national election in which she is expected to win a fourth term, Merkel said she welcomed the court s decision. Separately, the newspaper also reported that in negotiations between member states about redistribution, a compromise was starting to emerge which would link accepting refugees to payments that would come from the EU.  The vast majority of EU states had not filed a complaint about redistribution and do not take the view that they never want to take in a refugee so I think there s an opportunity to achieve a distribution of refugees that shows solidarity in the not too distant future,  Merkel said in the F.A.S. interview.  In its ruling, the EU s highest court dismissed complaints by Slovakia and Hungary over the mandatory quotas introduced in 2015 to relocate asylum seekers from Greece and Italy. Immigration has been a key issue during campaigning for Germany s Sept. 24 election. In the interview, Merkel said it was important to show solidarity in dealing with the migration crisis because otherwise there would be no solidarity on other issues in the EU and  that would be bitter for the cohesion of Europe .  The newspaper reported that in negotiations between member states about redistribution, a compromise was starting to emerge which would link accepting refugees to payments that would come from the EU. Citing sources involved in the negotiations, F.A.S. said EU member states had developed ideas such as solving the dispute by creating an incentive system in which the EU would give countries 60,000 euros for each refugee they take in. If an EU member state undercuts its quota by more than half, the 60,000 euros per person should be withdrawn, it said. As the distribution mechanism would be for a maximum of 200,000 refugees per year, it would cost up to 12 billion euros, the newspaper said. It would also be possible to put border guards or national asylum officers in overburdened states so they take in fewer migrants, the newspaper said. Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere had told a Saturday newspaper that social benefits for asylum seekers in Germany were  quite high  and needed be harmonized across Europe. worldnews
merkel optimistic eu dispute refugee distribution soon endberlin reuters german chancellor angela merkel said optimistic dispute distribute asylum seekers eu would soon resolved court ruled wednesday member states must take share refugees reach europe speaking frankfurt allgemeine sonntagszeitung newspaper two weeks national election expected win fourth term merkel said welcomed court decision separately newspaper also reported negotiations member states redistribution compromise starting emerge would link accepting refugees payments would come eu the vast majority eu states filed complaint redistribution take view never want take refugee i think opportunity achieve distribution refugees shows solidarity distant future merkel said interview in ruling eu highest court dismissed complaints slovakia hungary mandatory quotas introduced relocate asylum seekers greece italy immigration key issue campaigning germany election in interview merkel said important show solidarity dealing migration crisis otherwise would solidarity issues eu would bitter cohesion europe the newspaper reported negotiations member states redistribution compromise starting emerge would link accepting refugees payments would come eu citing sources involved negotiations said eu member states developed ideas solving dispute creating incentive system eu would give countries euros refugee take if eu member state undercut quota half euros per person withdrawn said as distribution mechanism would maximum refugees per year would cost billion euros newspaper said it would also possible put border guards national asylum officers overburdened states take fewer migrants newspaper said interior minister thomas de maiziere told saturday newspaper social benefits asylum seekers germany quite high needed harmonize across europe 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: Merkel optimistic EU dispute over refugee distribution will soon endBERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was optimistic that a dispute over how to distribute asylum seekers in the EU would soon be resolved after a court ruled on Wednesday that member states must take in a share of refugees who reach Europe. Speaking to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (F.A.S.) newspaper two weeks before a national election in which she is expected to win a fourth term, Merkel said she welcomed the court s decision. Separately, the newspaper also reported that in negotiations between member states about redistribution, a compromise was starting to emerge which would link accepting refugees to payments that would come from the EU.  The vast majority of EU states had not filed a complaint about redistribution and do not take the view that they never want to take in a refugee so I think there s an opportunity to achieve a distribution of refugees that shows solidarity in the not too distant future,  Merkel said in the F.A.S. interview.  In its ruling, the EU s highest court dismissed complaints by Slovakia and Hungary over the mandatory quotas introduced in 2015 to relocate asylum seekers from Greece and Italy. Immigration has been a key issue during campaigning for Germany s Sept. 24 election. In the interview, Merkel said it was important to show solidarity in dealing with the migration crisis because otherwise there would be no solidarity on other issues in the EU and  that would be bitter for the cohesion of Europe .  The newspaper reported that in negotiations between member states about redistribution, a compromise was starting to emerge which would link accepting refugees to payments that would come from the EU. Citing sources involved in the negotiations, F.A.S. said EU member states had developed ideas such as solving the dispute by creating an incentive system in which the EU would give countries 60,000 euros for each refugee they take in. If an EU member state undercuts its quota by more than half, the 60,000 euros per person should be withdrawn, it said. As the distribution mechanism would be for a maximum of 200,000 refugees per year, it would cost up to 12 billion euros, the newspaper said. It would also be possible to put border guards or national asylum officers in overburdened states so they take in fewer migrants, the newspaper said. Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere had told a Saturday newspaper that social benefits for asylum seekers in Germany were  quite high  and needed be harmonized across Europe. 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: merkel optimistic eu dispute refugee distribution soon endberlin reuters german chancellor angela merkel said optimistic dispute distribute asylum seekers eu would soon resolved court ruled wednesday member states must take share refugees reach europe speaking frankfurt allgemeine sonntagszeitung newspaper two weeks national election expected win fourth term merkel said welcomed court decision separately newspaper also reported negotiations member states redistribution compromise starting emerge would link accepting refugees payments would come eu the vast majority eu states filed complaint redistribution take view never want take refugee i think opportunity achieve distribution refugees shows solidarity distant future merkel said interview in ruling eu highest court dismissed complaints slovakia hungary mandatory quotas introduced relocate asylum seekers greece italy immigration key issue campaigning germany election in interview merkel said important show solidarity dealing migration crisis otherwise would solidarity issues eu would bitter cohesion europe the newspaper reported negotiations member states redistribution compromise starting emerge would link accepting refugees payments would come eu citing sources involved negotiations said eu member states developed ideas solving dispute creating incentive system eu would give countries euros refugee take if eu member state undercut quota half euros per person withdrawn said as distribution mechanism would maximum refugees per year would cost billion euros newspaper said it would also possible put border guards national asylum officers overburdened states take fewer migrants newspaper said interior minister thomas de maiziere told saturday newspaper social benefits asylum seekers germany quite high needed harmonize across europe worldnews