Neutralitatea Elveției ajunge la referendum. Ce vor să schimbe susținătorii inițiativei

Swiss citizens are voting on a proposal to redefine the country's neutrality in the constitution, amid debates on its implications for international relations. Polls indicate a majority opposition to the initiative, which seeks to establish a stricter definition of neutrality as 'armed and perpetual'. If adopted, it would limit Switzerland's ability to engage in military alliances and impose sanctions only if requested by the UN. The government and most political parties oppose the initiative, arguing it could hinder Switzerland's response to global instability. Supporters claim the country has strayed from its traditional stance, particularly regarding sanctions against Russia.