Countries like Switzerland have a long-standing tradition of neutrality, fortified by mountainous terrain and extensive fallout shelter networks, making them difficult targets.
New Zealand’s remote South Pacific location, strong agricultural economy, and energy independence also place it among the safest. Similarly, Bhutan’s Himalayan isolation and non-interference policy, coupled with its unique philosophy prioritizing happiness over militarism, contribute to its low risk.
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