Swiss voters reject tighter neutrality rules that would have curbed NATO co-operation
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Swiss voters on Sunday looked set to reject a proposal to adopt a more restrictive form of neutrality that would have blocked their country from imposing economic sanctions or co-operating with NATO.
Switzerland has not fought a military conflict since neutrality was established in 1815, but some argue that measures such as sanctions
Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to adopt a more restrictive form of neutrality, championed by the hard right, which would have blocked their country from cooperating with NATO or impose sanctions.
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Swiss voters on Sunday looked set to reject a proposal to adopt a more restrictive form of neutrality that would have blocked their country from imposing economic sanctions or co-operating with NATO.
Switzerland has not fought a military conflict since neutrality was established in 1815, but some argue that measures such as sanctions
Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to adopt a more restrictive form of neutrality, championed by the hard right, which would have blocked their country from cooperating with NATO or impose sanctions.