03:06Leaders of the so-called 'traffic light' coalition gathered in Berlin on Monday to continue talks on forming a government together following the federal election results last September.
Climate change and human rights activists were waiting outside to greet them, where they were seen waving various placards and banners demanding action on climate change and the protection of human rights.
Last month, members of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), the Free Democratic Party (FDP), and the Green party (Grune) announced plans to appoint Germany's new chancellor by early December following the first round of coalition talks.
Germany: 'Traffic light' coalition groups gather in Berlin as government talks continue
Leaders of the so-called 'traffic light' coalition gathered in Berlin on Monday to continue talks on forming a government together following the federal election results last September.
Climate change and human rights activists were waiting outside to greet them, where they were seen waving various placards and banners demanding action on climate change and the protection of human rights.
Last month, members of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), the Free Democratic Party (FDP), and the Green party (Grune) announced plans to appoint Germany's new chancellor by early December following the first round of coalition talks.
Leaders of the so-called 'traffic light' coalition gathered in Berlin on Monday to continue talks on forming a government together following the federal election results last September.
Climate change and human rights activists were waiting outside to greet them, where they were seen waving various placards and banners demanding action on climate change and the protection of human rights.
Last month, members of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), the Free Democratic Party (FDP), and the Green party (Grune) announced plans to appoint Germany's new chancellor by early December following the first round of coalition talks.