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  2. Switzerland developed over the centuries from a collection of different alliances to a confederation of states and finally to the federal state we know today. Its national borders and neutrality were established and recognised internationally in 1815. Its political system dates back to the Federal Constitution of 1848.
  3. Switzerland has been a member of the UN since 2002: In a referendum, accession was accepted by 55% of Swiss voters. 2023/2024 Switzerland is a member of the UN Security Council. 193 member states Main headquarters in New York, European headquarters in Geneva an Vienna Founded in 1945, Switzerland a member since 2002 OSCE
  4. Switzerland developed over the centuries from a collection of different alliances to a confederation of states and finally to the federal state we know today. Its national borders and neutrality were established and recognised internationally in 1815. Its political system dates back to the Federal Constitution of 1848.
  5. Switzerland is a small country with a population of 8.7 million people. ... More than half of these foreign nationals were either born in Switzerland or have been living here for at least ten years. The majority of the foreign population comes from an EU country. The largest foreign national groups are from Italy (15%), Germany (14%) and ...
  6. The principles of the UN are laid down in the Charter of the United Nations. Switzerland has been a member of the UN since 2002: In a referendum, accession was accepted by 55% of Swiss voters. 193 member states Main headquarters in New York, European headquarters in Geneva an Vienna Founded in 1945, Switzerland a member since 2002 OSCE
  7. Switzerland is a small country with a population of 8.6 million people. ... More than half of these foreign nationals were either born in Switzerland or have been living here for at least ten years. The majority of the foreign population comes from an EU country. The largest foreign national groups are from Italy (15%), Germany (14%) and ...
  8. Switzerland is a federal state: state power is shared between the federal government, the cantons and the communes. The cantons and communes have broad scope in carrying out their responsibilities. Federalism makes it possible for Switzerland to exist as one entity - in spite of four linguistic cultures and varying regional characteristics .
  9. Switzerland is a federal state: state power is shared between the federal government, the cantons and the communes. The cantons and communes have broad scope in carrying out their responsibilities. Federalism makes it possible for Switzerland to exist as one entity - in spite of four linguistic cultures and varying regional characteristics .
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