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Michael Hermann

  • 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.

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