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Swiss Voters Reject Proposal to Strengthen Neutrality in Referendum

Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to strengthen the country's neutrality, with 70% voting against it in a recent referendum. The proposal, backed by the Swiss People's Party, aimed to limit Switzerland's ability to join punitive measures against other countries unless mandated by the United Nations. This vote reflects ongoing debates about the interpretation of Swiss neutrality and its alignment with international alliances.

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Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to strengthen the country's neutrality, with 70% voting against it in a recent referendum. The proposal, backed by the Swiss People's Party, aimed to limit Switzerland's ability to join punitive measures against other countries unless mandated by the United Nations. This vote reflects ongoing debates about the interpretation of Swiss neutrality and its alignment with international alliances.

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Swiss reject tighter neutrality rules in referendum backed by right-wing populist party

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Swiss Voters Reject Proposal to Strengthen Neutrality in Referendum