The elections in Germany will be made or minority government

The ongoing talks about the formation of a coalition government in Germany have failed. Merkel's talks with FDP have been unanimous on the formation of coalition government. German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party coalition, CDU / CSU, had won the most votes in the elections held in September this year, but she had to face the worst results of 70 years. Merkel was voted by nearly 33 percent of the people, while the last time they voted for them was about 40 percent. FDP leader Christian Lindner said that Chancellor Angela Merkel's party coalition does not have "any basis to trust". Germany elections: Merkel wins, but the government will have to run the challenge It is not clear what will happen next, but Merkel will meet President Francois Walter Stanemier on Monday. Stanheimer has the right to announce midterm elections. Merkel said that he is sorry to break the conversation about the coalition and he will meet the President and tell them that the conversation has failed. Merkel said, "Being a Chancellor, I will ensure that the system in the country remains in the coming weeks." Merkel can also make a minority government with the Greens party to avoid mid-term elections, although Greens has not yet commented on this.