Referendumul privind neutralitatea din Elveția: Tabăra „Nu” a câștigat clar

Swiss voters decisively rejected a proposal to adopt a stricter form of neutrality that would limit economic sanctions and NATO cooperation. Over two-thirds opposed the constitutional amendment, with initial estimates showing a 71% rejection rate. The proposal aimed to define neutrality more rigidly, preventing military organization membership and cooperation. Despite historical neutrality, many Swiss support current government practices, including sanctions against Russia due to the Ukraine conflict. Political parties, except the right-wing Swiss People's Party, largely opposed the proposal, citing national security concerns.