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On September 27 Switzerland will vote on a proposal to enshrine a stricter definition of neutrality in its constitution, which would bar cooperation with military alliances except in cases of attack or imminent attack and limit sanctions to measures authorised by the UN Security Council. Polling indicates the measure is likely to be rejected, but debate around the referendum has focused on whether neutrality should be legally constrained rather than on how Switzerland can secure itself and preserve prosperity amid shifting geopolitical risks.
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