Switzerland’s National Council Committee has outlined budget priorities for 2025, emphasizing increased funding for military and agriculture while proposing significant cuts to foreign aid and asylum. The committee’s recommendations, led by a center-right majority, call for an additional 530 million francs for defense and a 46 million franc boost for agricultural support. However, international cooperation could see a reduction of 250 million francs, and asylum services may be cut by 105 million francs. If approved, the budget will align closely with the country’s debt brake regulations.