Switzerland· BernSwitzerland to vote on 'permanent armed neutrality' referendum
Swiss voters will decide on September 27 whether to enshrine 'permanent armed neutrality' in the constitution, potentially impacting foreign policy, sanctions against Russia, and NATO ties.
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Switzerland to vote on 'permanent armed neutrality' referendum
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support neutralitypositiveShow 3 posts
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There is a national rally planned to advocate for neutrality and peace, emphasizing that neutrality has historically protected Switzerland from direct involvement in world wars and ensures its security.
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started 22h ago•Last update 22h ago
If the neutrality initiative passes, Switzerland would be obligated to revoke current sanctions against Russia, as it would oppose imposing sanctions on countries involved in armed conflicts, except for UN-based measures.
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