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The German Liberal Conservative Reformers, known in Germany as the Liberal-Konservative Reformer (LKR), is a political party that emerged from the broader spectrum of conservative politics, with a particular emphasis on liberal economic policies. The party was founded in 2015, originally under the name Allianz für Fortschritt und Aufbruch (Alliance for Progress and Renewal), by members who broke away from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) due to ideological differences, particularly concerning the AfD's shift towards more nationalist and right-wing populist positions.

The…   core values of the Liberal Conservative Reformers revolve around the belief in a free-market economy, advocating for minimal state intervention in economic affairs, and promoting entrepreneurship and competition as drivers of economic growth and prosperity. They support fiscal conservatism, aiming for a balanced budget, low taxes, and reduced public debt, arguing that these policies create a favorable environment for businesses and contribute to overall economic stability.

On social issues, the LKR positions itself as more moderate compared to traditional conservative parties. While it values cultural traditions and national identity, it also emphasizes individual freedoms, civil liberties, and the rule of law. The party advocates for policies that support integration and social cohesion, but with a firm stance on law and order.

In terms of foreign policy, the Liberal Conservative Reformers support European integration but are critical of the European Union's current institutional framework. They call for reforms to make the EU more transparent, democratic, and efficient, advocating for a confederation of sovereign states rather than a federal superstate. The party supports NATO and values strong transatlantic relations as key components of Germany's foreign policy.

Overall, the LKR seeks to blend liberal economic principles with conservative values, aiming to appeal to voters who feel that traditional parties do not adequately represent their views on economic freedom, national identity, and the role of the state in society.