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The Foreign Policy Report 2012 provides an overview of Swiss foreign policy. It shows how Switzerland can exercise influence in an increasingly inter-connected international environment and identifies the instruments that enable it to do so. It also describes the main foreign policy activities.
Foreign Policy Report 2012 (fr)
Publication: 2013
Number of pages: 110
Languages: de/fr/it
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The report is only available in German, French or Italian.
www.bundespublikationen.ch
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Media release 9.1.2013

This magazine on Swiss foreign policy publishes articles written by experts. It appears two or three times a year. The articles are published usually in the language in which they were written. The contents do not necessarily reflect the views of the FDFA.
Politorbis N° 54 (2/2012) – «Tenth Anniversary of the International Criminal Court: the Challenges of Complementarity» (pdf, 1196 Kb)
Publication: December 2012
Number of pages: 133
Language: en
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politorbis@eda.admin.ch
Price: free
The A5-booklet includes the strategic axes of Swiss foreign policy and the priorities for the legislative period 2012-2015. These include: further developing relations with neighbouring states and with the EU; the increased commitment to global stability; strengthening and diversifying strategic partnerships and the multilateral engagement; and supporting Swiss citizens living or travelling abroad.
Foreign Policy Strategy 2012–2015 (pdf, 3598 Kb)
Publication: 2012
Number of pages: 26
Language: fr/de/it/en
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Media release, 02.03.2012
This brochure examines the legal, historical and political aspects of neutrality.
Swiss Neutrality (pdf, 1894 Kb)
Publication: 2004
Number of pages: 24
Languages: de/fr/it/en
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In English only available in PDF.
Federal Council Report, of 25 August 2010, on the implementation of conditionality in foreign policy, in fulfilment of the Leuthard postulate 02.3591 of 3 October 2002
Report (fr)


