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Beat Jans

Swiss politician and Federal Councillor

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  • Jun 19

    Swiss Federal Council proposes extending protection status S for Ukrainians beyond March 2027, considers excluding draft-age men

    The Swiss government today opened consultation on a concept to continue the temporary protection status for Ukrainian refugees beyond March 2027, while also considering the exclusion of Ukrainian men of military age, aligning with EU discussions.

  • Jun 15

    Swiss voters reject 10-million population cap, keep EU free movement

    In a vote watched across Europe, the Swiss people rejected an initiative to cap the permanent resident population at 10 million, with 54.8 percent voting against. The result preserves the country's bilateral agreements with the European Union, including the free movement of persons.

  • Jun 13

    Switzerland votes on capping its population at 10 million, risking a 'Swiss Brexit' from EU free movement

    On Sunday 14 June, Swiss citizens decide whether to amend the constitution and limit permanent residents to 10 million by 2050, a move that could force withdrawal from the EU's free movement agreement.

  • Jun 3

    Swiss polls show growing opposition to '10 million' immigration cap, civil service reform hangs in balance

    Two new polls show 52% of Swiss voters would reject the SVP's 'No to a 10-million Switzerland' initiative, reversing earlier support. The civil service reform remains deadlocked.

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