Of the leaders of this country’s seven departments, two are always allocated to each of the three largest parties, and one is given to the fourth. (15[1])In 2018, voters in this country rejected a proposal “against foreign judges” that would put its constitution above international law. This country’s consociational (“kahn-soe-see-AYSH-uhn-uhl”) government has four major parties: its namesake People’s Party, the Social Democratic Party, the Centre, (-5[1])and the combined (*) FDP.The (10[2]-5[1])Liberals (“F-D-P the Liberals”) party, all found in its Federal Assembly. Although this country is governed by a seven-member Federal Council, its citizens also vote on many initiatives and referenda in a close analog of direct democracy. For 10 points, name this country where the International Red Cross is headquartered in its canton of Geneva. ■END■ (10[2])