The Left (Die Linke)

The Left (Die Linke) is a German political party that advocates for social equality, workers' rights, and government intervention to reduce economic disparities. It emerged from left-wing and socialist movements, emphasizing public services, social justice, and environmental sustainability. The party generally opposes neoliberal policies and promotes redistributive measures, including higher taxes on the wealthy and increased social welfare programs. It aims to represent marginalized groups and prioritize social equity over free-market capitalism, reflecting a progressive stance on societal and economic issues within the German political landscape.