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- Switzerland faces a 2026 vote on a neutrality initiative that would enshrine strict neutrality in the constitution.
- The proposal would limit government's ability to adapt foreign policy and to impose sanctions.
- Proponents say the measure would strengthen Switzerland's global standing.
- Critics, including the Federal Council, warn it could hinder flexibility.
- Geopolitical tensions have sharpened the debate, with some favoring inclusive neutrality, and the vote could redefine Switzerland's foreign policy.
