Germany struggles to finalise climate deal as talks drag | The Malaysian Insight

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's government is still haggling over its climate plan despite overnight talks dragging over 12 hours. – EPA pic, September 20, 2019.

CHANCELLOR Angela Merkel’s government struggled today to find a deal on a broad climate plan despite overnight talks dragging over 12 hours, as protesters prepared to ramp up the pressure for change. The plan, which covers a slew of measures from tackling emissions in the energy and industrial sectors, to incentives for zero-emission electic vehicles or public transport, was due to be unveiled today.

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