A potential constitutional amendment has sparked debate over the nation’s defense policy, proposing that a "Yes" vote would prevent participation in military alliances unless the country itself faced an armed attack. The measure aims to limit foreign military engagements while maintaining the right to collective defense under specific conditions. Supporters argue it strengthens national sovereignty, while critics warn it could weaken security partnerships. The proposal raises questions about how such a shift would impact existing defense agreements and global alliances.
A Yes vote would bar the country from co-operating with military alliances unless attacked
