Swiss voters question politicians’ crisis readiness and favor more democratic security cooperation.
Swiss voters showed support for greater international cooperation.
Keystone / Thomas Hodel
A majority of Swiss voters doubt the country’s political system’s ability to take effective action. At the same time, they are in favour of closer international cooperation and greater government investment in the future.
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