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Geneva is one of the world’s espionage hotspots, and the Swiss authorities have long come to terms with it.
The Senate will vote on a motion for Switzerland to toughen its stance on expelling foreign spies.
According to the Swiss secret service, at least a third of 217 Russian diplomats in Switzerland are spies.
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