basebevegelse

Basebevegelsen, also known as the Base Movement, is a political party in Norway. It was founded in 2017 by former members of the Labour Party and the Socialist Left Party, who were dissatisfied with the direction of the left-wing politics in Norway. The party's name, "Base," is a reference to the base of the political spectrum, where the party positions itself.

The Base Movement is known for its progressive and left-wing policies, including support for a universal basic income, a green transition, and a more egalitarian society. The party also advocates for stronger social welfare programs, increased public investment, and a more active role for the state in the economy.

The party's platform is centered around the idea of a "new social democracy," which aims to combine the best of both left-wing and right-wing politics. This includes support for a mixed economy, with both public and private sectors playing a role, as well as a commitment to democratic values and human rights.

Basebevegelsen has been relatively successful in the Norwegian political landscape, gaining representation in the Storting, the Norwegian Parliament, in the 2021 elections. The party has also been involved in various coalitions and alliances with other political parties, furthering its influence in Norwegian politics. Despite its relatively short history, the Base Movement has established itself as a significant force in Norwegian politics, advocating for progressive and left-wing policies.