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Neutral no more? Switzerland to vote on weapons export to conflict-hit countries

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On November 29, Switzerland will vote on a pivotal referendum regarding arms exports to 36 western nations. This proposed legislation aims to relax current restrictions, which could greatly influence the defense sector. Advocates argue that enhancing arms exports is crucial for strengthening Switzerland's defense industry against escalating global threats, while critics caution that such changes could jeopardize the nation's historic neutrality.

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Neutral no more? Switzerland to vote on weapons export to conflict-hit countries
ARYAN SINGH · 11/9/2026, 1:16:52 PM
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