Elveția a respins dreapta naționalistă la vot. Țara nu devine "mai neutră": colaborează cu NATO și sancționează Rusia

Swiss voters overwhelmingly rejected a right-wing initiative aimed at strengthening the country's neutrality, which opponents labeled pro-Russian. The proposal sought to enshrine a reinforced neutrality policy in the Constitution, prohibiting military alliances and economic sanctions against third countries, except those mandated by the UN. With 71% voting against it, the outcome reflects a commitment to a flexible neutrality that allows Switzerland to impose sanctions, as seen in its response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The debate highlighted two camps: one advocating for adaptable neutrality and the other, led by the nationalist Pro Suisse organization, favoring a stricter interpretation.