Swiss Voters Reject Constitutional Changes on Neutrality and NATO Cooperation
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Swiss voters decisively rejected a proposal to enshrine stricter neutrality rules regarding NATO cooperation into the constitution. More than two-thirds voted against the measure, reflecting strong public opposition to altering Switzerland's traditional stance on neutrality. This decision comes amid ongoing debates about Switzerland's role in international security alliances.
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