Swiss voters rejected a proposal to tighten the country's neutrality rules, with around 70% voting against. The initiative would define neutrality as "permanent and armed", limit cooperation with military alliances including NATO, and require the approval of the UN Security Council before Switzerland can impose sanctions on countries at war. The current policy remains in place.

Swiss voters rejected a proposal to tighten the country's neutrality rules, with around 70% voting against. The initiative would define neutrality as "permanent and armed", limit cooperation with military alliances including NATO, and require the approval of the UN Security Council before Switzerland can impose sanctions on countries at war. The current policy remains in place.