Swiss referendum
Swiss neutrality referendum puts country’s foreign-policy identity to a vote
Swiss voters are due to decide on September 27 whether the country should adopt a more restrictive interpretation of neutrality. The vote has become a major test of Switzerland’s foreign-policy identity, with opponents warning that tighter rules could limit the country’s ability to respond to international crises.

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