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The Green Party is 鈥渟till ready for talks鈥� on becoming part of a possible government coalition in Germany, the party鈥檚 parliamentary group co-leader Katrin G枚ring-Eckardt has said in an interview with Welt Online. She said that her party would be ready for talks on forming a minority government with Angela Merkel鈥檚 conservative CDU/CSU alliance as well as for a renewal of talks on a so-called Jamaica coalition with the conservatives and the pro-business FDP, which dropped out of exploratory consultations in late November. 鈥淕ermany needs an ecologic and future-oriented government鈥�, G枚ring-Eckardt said, arguing that a possible renewal of the coalition between the conservatives and the Social Democrats (SPD) would mean a 鈥渟tandstill鈥� for German politics. However, she added that a minority government with the conservatives would only work for the Greens if it was possible to secure parliamentary majorities for important policy proposals, 鈥�such as the coal exit鈥�.

Find the interview in German (behind paywall).

See 麻豆无码版鈥檚 Coalition Watch for updates on Germany鈥檚 attempts to form a government.