1. Germany

2. Sweden

3. See also

In politics, a red–red–green coalition or red–green–red coalition is a left-wing alliance of two "red" social democratic, democratic socialist or socialist parties with one "green" environmentalist party.

Germany

In Germany, many SPD politicians are averse to cooperation with The Left. The first such coalition was formed after Thuringian state election in 2014 under leadership of The Left.

Sweden

In Sweden, red-red-green alliance refer to the Social Democratic Party, Green Party and Left Party. The coalition formed in 2010. Though the coalition dissolved, the Left provided confidence and supply for the social democratic-green minority government since 2014 elections.

See also

• Blue-green alliance
• Red-green-brown alliance
• Red-green alliance
• Traffic light coalition
• Jamaica coalition (politics)
• Green Left (disambiguation)
• Green socialist (disambiguation)
• Democratic socialism
• Eco-socialism
• Social movement unionism

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