Swiss Defence Minister Martin Pfister announced Switzerland's commitment to enhancing its own security and contributing to European defense at a DACH meeting in Berlin. He highlighted the need for Switzerland to modernize its military capabilities, particularly in air defense, amidst rising threats from drones and cyberattacks. The country plans to increase its defense spending from 0.7% to 1% of GDP by 2032. Experts emphasize the importance of layered air defense and the integration of drone capabilities into the Swiss military, while also discussing the implications for Switzerland's traditional neutrality.