Swedish and Swiss security policy and development policy as its tool
Sweden and Switzerland are very developed, rich countries, which, as one of the few in Europe, have not been directly affected by the wars of the last two centuries, which has had a positive effect on their further development and security situation. The similarities in the development of modern Sweden and Switzerland are not accidental, as they are countries with the longest tradition of neutrality. However, the security situation at the beginning of the 21st century sheds new light on the policy of neutrality and forces neutral states to reconsider existing security policy and adapt it to current international conditions. One of the tools designed to combat the current global threats is development policy, which is intended to contribute to the security of the state in a broader sense and in which neutral states have a better chance of succeeding due to their impartiality.
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