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Switzerland is currently voting in a referendum on tightening the country's constitutional neutrality definition, aiming to make neutrality "armed and permanent," thereby preventing it from establishing relations with NATO or any military alliance except in the event of an attack. The proposal seeks to exclude Switzerland from imposing sanctions on countries experiencing conflicts, such as Russia, and to limit its participation in foreign military policies. Although the government and parliament oppose the proposal, which faces widespread opposition and is expected to be rejected by voters, the Swiss People's Party supports it. The debate surrounding it reflects deep disagreements over the country's identity and policies.
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