The Left Party is a political party in Germany that emerged in 2007 from a merger of the Party of Democratic Socialism and the Electoral Alternative for Labor and Social Justice. It advocates for social justice, environmental sustainability, and anti-capitalist policies, aiming to represent the interests of workers and marginalized groups. The party is known for its leftist stance, promoting policies such as increased public spending, higher taxes on the wealthy, and stronger labor rights. It has a significant presence in the Bundestag, Germany's federal parliament, and in various state parliaments, reflecting its influence in German politics.