text: Foreign policy The party is internationalist in outlook, and regurarly calls for solidarity with those who "suffer from capitalist competition, climate change, oppression and war". The party considers international solidarity as deeply rooted in the labor movement.
  The party is eurosceptic, and supports replacing the EEA agreement with a trade agreement. Its sceptical stance in rooted in a concern for social dumping and erosion of sovereignty. Although the party also supports the withdrawal of Norway from NATO, it is not considered a priority before Norway can join another alliance, preferably an agreement with the other Nordic states.
  The party has been clear in its support for Ukraine during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and supports the recognition of Palestine.
  History
  Formation (2007)
  The Red Party was founded on 7 March 2007 as a merger between the Red Electoral Alliance and the Workers' Communist Party. The two parties had shared the same history for decades, because the Workers' Communist Party founded the Red Electoral Alliance as an electoral party that would promote communist and socialist values. During the national convention held by the Red Electoral Alliance in February 2007, a faction within the party stated it would support the merger of the two parties if any references to communism in the new party program would be removed.