Swiss Voters Say No to Population Cap, but Immigration Divisions Remain

Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to cap the country’s population at 10 million until 2050 - a move that would have sharply limited immigration and potentially threatened Switzerland’s free movement arrangements with the EU. But with the vote relatively close, what does the result reveal about divisions over migration, and the rise of far-right politics in Europe? Dr Georgios Samaras, Assistant Professor of Public Policy at King’s College London, spoke to CGTN Europe about the referendum and its wider implications.