Swiss cast ballots on right-wing's bid to cap country's population at 10 million (opens original article in a new tab)

Swiss voters are casting final ballots on a right-wing initiative to cap the country's population at 10 million, with potential impacts on immigration policies and EU relations.

• Swiss voters are deciding on a right-wing initiative to cap the population at 10 million.
• The Swiss People's Party claims population growth strains infrastructure and social programs, while critics argue it would harm economic sectors and EU ties.
• A 'yes' vote would force restrictions on asylum, family reunification, and residency permits, and could end Switzerland's EU free movement agreement.