The Left (Germany)

The Left (Die Linke) in Germany is a political party rooted in social justice, advocating for greater economic equality, social welfare, and workers’ rights. It emerged from the merger of the Left Party.PDS and the more progressive wing of the SPD. The party promotes policies such as increased public investment, higher minimum wages, and generous social programs, while also emphasizing anti-militarism and democratic socialism. It appeals mainly to voters concerned with social disparities and marginalized groups, positioning itself as a voice for progressive change within Germany’s broader political landscape.