BERLIN (AP) — Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and the center-left Social Democrats embarked Sunday on what they hope is their last round of talks on forming a new German government, although the negotiations could take up to two more days.
Party leaders cautioned, however, that major issues remain unresolved.
The effort to put together a governing coalition is already post-World War II Germany's longest and won't finish with these talks. A deal will require approval in a ballot of the Social Democrats' members, many of whom are skeptical about renewing the alliance that has governed Germany since 2013 after a disastrous election result in September.
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