Newly elected German parliament convenes

Germany’s newly-elected parliament was to convene for its first meeting today, one month after voters failed to give either centre-left or centre-right alliances a majority.

Germany’s newly-elected parliament was to convene for its first meeting today, one month after voters failed to give either centre-left or centre-right alliances a majority.

The lower house must by law convene at the latest 30 days after the election, when the term of Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder’s outgoing government officially expires.

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