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Liberal Alliance

The Danish Liberal Alliance is a political party in Denmark that was established in 2007. Originally known as the New Alliance, the party rebranded itself as the Liberal Alliance in 2008. The party positions itself on the center-right of the political spectrum, advocating for liberal economic policies, a reduction in state intervention, and greater personal freedom.

The core values of the Liberal Alliance revolve around the principles of classical liberalism. This includes a strong belief in individual liberty, the rule of law, and the protection of private property rights. The party argues…  Læs mere that individuals should have the freedom to pursue their own happiness and success, without undue interference from the government. This philosophy extends to their economic policies, where they advocate for free markets, lower taxes, and minimal state regulation, believing that these are the keys to economic growth, innovation, and prosperity.

Socialistisk Folkeparti

The Danish Socialist People's Party, known in Denmark as Socialistisk Folkeparti (SF), is a political party that was established in 1959. It emerged from a split within the Danish Communist Party, aiming to create a more democratic and inclusive form of socialism. Over the years, the party has evolved, and while it maintains its roots in socialism, it has adopted a more social-democratic approach in practice, focusing on reform rather than revolution.

The core values of the Socialist People's Party revolve around social justice, environmental sustainability, and democracy. The party…  Læs mere is committed to reducing social inequality and ensuring that all citizens have access to healthcare, education, and social security. It emphasizes the importance of a strong welfare state that can provide a safety net for its citizens, advocating for policies that redistribute wealth and promote economic equality.

Socialdemokraterne

The Danish Social Democrats, known in Denmark as Socialdemokratiet, is a political party that has played a significant role in shaping the political landscape of Denmark. Founded in the late 19th century, specifically in 1871, it is Denmark's oldest and largest political party. Historically rooted in the labor movement, the party has been a central force in the development of the Danish welfare state, advocating for policies that promote social justice, equality, and the well-being of all citizens.

The core values of the Social Democrats revolve around social democracy, a political ideolo…  Læs meregy that seeks to balance the benefits of a market economy with the need for social welfare programs to address inequality and provide essential services. The party believes in a strong and proactive role for the government in regulating the economy, ensuring workers' rights, and providing a comprehensive safety net for the vulnerable. This includes support for universal healthcare, education, and other public services that contribute to a high standard of living for all residents of Denmark.

Radikale Venstre

The Danish Social Liberal Party, known in Denmark as Radikale Venstre, which translates to "Radical Left," is somewhat of a misnomer for those unfamiliar with the political landscape of Denmark. Despite what the name might suggest, the party is not radical in the conventional sense, nor is it left-wing by the standards of Danish politics. Established in 1905, the party positions itself at the center or center-left on the political spectrum, advocating for a blend of social liberalism and progressive policies.

The core values of the Danish Social Liberal Party revolve around individua…  Læs merel freedom, social responsibility, and a strong commitment to democracy. The party champions the idea that the state should play a significant role in ensuring that all citizens have equal opportunities and access to education, healthcare, and social services. This is underpinned by a belief in the power of education to foster personal freedom and social mobility.

Enhedslisten

The Danish Red-Green Alliance, known in Denmark as Enhedslisten – De Rød-Grønne, is a political party that was established in 1989 through the unification of several left-wing groups, including the Communist Party of Denmark, the Socialist Workers Party, and the Left Socialist Party. This amalgamation was driven by a desire to consolidate the left-wing vote and present a united front in Danish politics. The party is positioned on the far-left of the political spectrum and is characterized by its commitment to socialist principles, environmental sustainability, and social…  Læs mere justice.

Dansk Folkeparti

The Danish People's Party (Dansk Folkeparti) is a political party in Denmark that was founded in 1995. It emerged from another party, the Progress Party, and quickly established itself as a significant force in Danish politics. The party is often described as right-wing populist, and it has been known for its strong stance on immigration and integration policies, advocating for stricter controls on immigration and a firm approach to asylum seekers. The party argues that these measures are necessary to preserve Danish culture and societal cohesion.

The Danish People's Party also empha…  Læs meresizes the importance of the welfare state, but with a particular focus on ensuring that benefits are primarily reserved for Danish citizens. This blend of welfare nationalism distinguishes it from some other right-wing parties that might push for more extensive cuts to public spending. The party's platform includes a commitment to maintaining a robust welfare system, while also ensuring that the system is sustainable and not abused.

Nye Borgerlige

The Danish New Civic (Nye Borgerlige) political party, established in 2015, is a political entity in Denmark that positions itself on the right of the political spectrum. It emerged as a response to what its founders perceived as a gap in the Danish political landscape, particularly concerning issues of immigration, integration, and national sovereignty. The party advocates for a stricter immigration policy, arguing that Denmark should only accept immigrants who can contribute positively to Danish society and who are willing to assimilate into Danish culture.

New Civic places a significant emp…  Læs merehasis on the preservation of Danish cultural heritage and values, which it sees as being under threat from unchecked immigration and multiculturalism. The party argues for the importance of maintaining Denmark's cultural identity and ensuring that immigrants adapt to Danish norms and values rather than creating parallel societies.

Liberalt Folkeparti

The Danish Liberal Party, known in Denmark as Venstre, which literally translates to "Left" but is actually a center-right political party, plays a significant role in the country's political landscape. Despite its name suggesting a leftist orientation, the party's positioning is a historical artifact; it was named during a time when the political spectrum was organized differently, and it has evolved to champion liberal and center-right values.

Venstre is rooted in liberalism and primarily advocates for free market capitalism, believing in minimal state intervention in the…  Læs mere economy. The party emphasizes the importance of individual freedom and responsibility, arguing that a free economy fosters innovation, efficiency, and economic growth. Venstre supports the welfare state but argues for reforms to ensure its sustainability and efficiency, advocating for a balance between providing a safety net for the most vulnerable and encouraging self-reliance and personal initiative.

Kristendemokraterne

The Danish Christian Democrats, known in Denmark as Kristendemokraterne, is a political party that has its roots in Christian democratic ideology, emphasizing the principles and values derived from Christian ethics. Founded in 1970, the party seeks to apply these principles to the governance and social fabric of Denmark, advocating for policies that reflect a commitment to social justice, human rights, and the welfare of all citizens.

Central to the values of the Danish Christian Democrats is the belief in the sanctity of human life, which influences their stance on issues such as abortion and…  Læs mere euthanasia, advocating for policies that they believe protect life at all stages. The party also emphasizes the importance of family, viewing it as the fundamental unit of society. They advocate for policies that support families, including those that provide for parental leave, child welfare, and measures to balance work and family life.

CenterPartiet

The Danish Center political party, known as "Centerpartiet" in Danish, is a centrist political entity in Denmark that aims to occupy the middle ground in the nation's political spectrum. Established with the intention of bridging the gap between the traditional left and right divides, the party advocates for policies that combine elements of social liberalism with moderate economic approaches. Its core values revolve around the principles of social responsibility, economic sustainability, and environmental protection, reflecting a balanced approach to governance.

The Danish Cent…  Læs mereer party places a strong emphasis on the welfare state, supporting social programs that ensure a safety net for all citizens while also advocating for fiscal policies that encourage economic growth and stability. This dual focus aims to create a society where prosperity is shared and accessible to everyone, without compromising the country's financial health.

Hampepartiet

The Danish Cannabis Party, known in Denmark as "Cannabispartiet," is a political movement that centers its platform around the reform of cannabis laws. Founded on the belief that the current prohibitionist stance on cannabis is more harmful than beneficial to society, the party advocates for the legalization and regulation of cannabis for both medicinal and recreational use. Their values stem from a desire to reduce harm, protect individual freedoms, and harness the economic benefits that can come from a regulated cannabis market.

The party argues that legalizing cannabis would signi…  Læs mereficantly reduce the black market and the crime associated with it, thus allowing for a safer and more controlled environment for cannabis consumption. They also highlight the potential medical benefits of cannabis, advocating for easier access for patients who could benefit from its therapeutic properties. Economically, the Danish Cannabis Party sees the legalization of cannabis as an opportunity to generate revenue through taxation, which could then be reinvested in public services such as healthcare and education.

Piratpartiet

The Danish Pirate Party, known in Denmark as Piratpartiet, is a political party that is part of the broader international Pirate Party movement. This movement first emerged in Sweden in the early 2000s, advocating for issues related to internet freedom, privacy, and information sharing. The Danish Pirate Party shares these core values, emphasizing the importance of digital rights, transparency in government, and the protection of individual privacy.

The party champions the idea that the internet should remain a free and open platform, advocating against censorship and for net neutrality. It…  Læs mere argues that copyright and patent laws need reforming to better serve the public interest, promoting access to knowledge and culture as fundamental rights. The Pirate Party also takes a strong stance on protecting personal data from surveillance by both governments and corporations, arguing for more robust privacy protections in the digital age.

Fremskridtspartiet

The Danish Progress Party, known in Danish as Fremskridtspartiet, was a political entity in Denmark that played a significant role in shaping the country's political landscape, particularly from its founding in 1972 until its influence waned in the early 21st century. Established by Mogens Glistrup, a charismatic and often controversial figure, the party emerged as a reaction against what Glistrup perceived as excessive taxation and an overly bureaucratic government. Its core values centered around a libertarian ideology, advocating for significant tax cuts, a reduction in government spe…  Læs merending, and a more limited government role in the lives of citizens.

Slesvigsk Parti

The Danish Schleswig political party, known in Danish as Slesvigsk Parti (SP), is a regional political party in Germany, primarily active in the state of Schleswig-Holstein. This party represents the interests of the Danish and Frisian minorities in the southern part of the region, an area historically marked by its Danish heritage and cultural ties. The region of Schleswig has a complex history of Danish and German rule, which has shaped the identity and political landscape of the area. The Danish Schleswig party seeks to advocate for the rights and cultural preservation of these minority…  Læs mere communities within a German federal framework.

Alternativet

The Alternative is a political party in Denmark that was established in 2013 by Uffe Elbæk, who was a former member of the Danish Social Liberal Party and served as the Minister for Culture. The party emerged as a response to what its founders perceived as a lack of genuine alternatives in Danish politics, particularly in the context of sustainability, social justice, and innovative economic thinking. The Alternative positioned itself as a green and progressive party, aiming to challenge the conventional political discourse and offer new solutions to contemporary issues.

The core values…  Læs mere of The Alternative revolve around environmental sustainability, social justice, and an innovative approach to economic policy. The party advocates for a transition to a green economy, emphasizing renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and green jobs as essential components of this transformation. It also focuses on reducing social inequality, promoting inclusivity, and enhancing the welfare state to ensure that all citizens have access to healthcare, education, and social security.

Grønne Venstre

The Danish Green Left, known in Denmark as Enhedslisten – De Rød-Grønne, is a political party that represents a coalition of socialist and environmentalist groups. Formed in 1989, it emerged from a merger of several left-wing parties, including the Communist Party of Denmark, Socialist Workers Party, and Left Socialists. The party's foundation is built on a commitment to social justice, environmental sustainability, and anti-capitalism. It seeks to address the challenges of climate change, inequality, and social injustice through a comprehensive platform that emphasiz…  Læs merees the transition to renewable energy, the implementation of progressive taxation, and the expansion of public services.

Venstre

The Danish Venstre, whose name translates to "Left" in English, is somewhat paradoxically a center-right political party. This naming anomaly dates back to its founding in the 19th century, where it positioned itself in opposition to the conservative elements of society, hence being "left" of the conservatives. Over time, its ideological stance has evolved, and it is now best described as a liberal party, with a strong emphasis on free market economics, individual freedoms, and a limited role for the government in economic affairs.

Venstre champions a liberal approach to…  Læs mere the economy, advocating for free trade, privatization, and deregulation, believing these policies foster growth, innovation, and prosperity. It supports a welfare state but argues for efficiency and sustainability in public spending, emphasizing the need for welfare systems to encourage employment and self-reliance rather than dependency.

Aktive Pensionister

The Danish Active Pensionists political party, known in Denmark as Aktive Pensionister, represents a unique facet of Danish political life, focusing primarily on the interests and welfare of the country's elderly population. This party emerged from the need to give a voice and political representation to pensioners, who often felt overlooked or inadequately represented by the broader, more established political parties. The core of their values revolves around improving the quality of life for the elderly, ensuring that they have adequate financial resources, access to healthcare, and…  Læs mere opportunities for active participation in society.