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Switzerland widely rejects strengthening neutrality in its Constitution

Despite the division among the Swiss on their position of neutrality, the refusal to strengthen it in the Constitution won widely in the referendum of 27 September. While activists defend the role of Switzerland as a negotiating actor and the need not to take sides in conflicts, others ensure that it is not already involved in taking a position and can put the security of the country at risk, especially with the war in Ukraine happening in Europe and Russia by supporting the party that promotes neutrality.

Politics

Xi in USA USA: Trump augurs "extraordinary things," but claims that China's help to Iran is "unacceptable"

The President of China concludes his visit to Washington on September 25 with a look at the Constitution and the Bill of Rights after a trip that has received criticism for being loaded in pompa, but light in achievements. However, Xi Jinping held that now the relationship between the US. The United States and its country will be characterized by "strategic stability," based on respect and reciprocity. Trump announced that "extraordinary things will happen" after what he called a "very productive" visit, although he stated that China's aid to Iran is "unacceptable."

World

What does the First Amendment say and why would Trump's three-media veto violate the Constitution?

Donald Trump has continued to scale up his attacks on the press and his most recent target has been the three-media correspondents he accused of "constantly writing or reporting on fiction and lies" in his coverage. The White House Correspondents Association has described the measure as a "free press ban." They see it as a violation of the First Amendment, which enshrines freedom of expression and of the press.