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Sunday, June 7, 1998 Published at 14:41 GMT 15:41 UK


World: Europe

German Greens revise election platform


The environmentalist Green party in Germany has adopted a revised manifesto for the general election in September.

The new manifesto, which was approved by a special party congress near Bonn, drops controversial committments to a big increase in petrol prices and to ending German participation in the NATO peacekeeping operation in Bosnia.

The Greens have suffered a sharp drop in electoral support since these policies were agreed at a party congress in March.

Correspondents say the Greens are anxious not to throw away the chance of forming a coalition government with the Social Democrats after the general election.

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