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Could the war in Ukraine see Switzerland abandon its traditional neutrality?

Protesters take part in a demonstration against the Russian invasion of Ukraine in Bern, Switzerland

Protesters take part in a demonstration against the Russian invasion of Ukraine in Bern, Switzerland Source: AAP / PETER SCHNEIDER/EPA

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has tested European unity – and is now putting Swiss faith in neutrality to the test.

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