The party has positioned itself as
pacifist and is critical of Norwegian military aid to Ukraine. It is
anti-Zionist and supports
boycotts of Israel, claiming that
Israel contributes to
Islamophobia through its relationship with
Palestine. It is also against economic
sanctions on Venezuela,
Syria and
Iran and wants to give asylum to
Edward Snowden and other whistleblowers. It
opposes the EU,
EEA,
NATO and other "undemocratic supranational bodies" and believes that
free immigration from the EU leads to
social dumping. It is against
American military bases in Norway and claims that slimming down the
military budget can finance welfare benefits such as free dental care, free kindergarten and after-school care,
free school meals and all sports and cultural activities for children and young people. characterizes the party as a Russian proxy operating within the framework of
hybrid warfare. He argues that its messaging, activities, funding, and use of
Russian disinformation align with known Russian intelligence strategies aimed at eroding public trust, destabilizing democratic institutions, and weakening support for Ukraine. Mulonda Rashidi, the leader of FOR's youth party, Young Anti-Imperialism, has expressed support for
North Korea, which he described as "one of the freest and most democratic countries in the world." The party has received praise from the
neo-Nazi organization
Vigrid. == Campaigning and funding ==