Switzerland is expressing concern over the G7 summit in Évian, France, due to past experiences with disruptive protests during similar international gatherings. Specifically, Swiss officials are mindful of the riots that occurred in Geneva and Lausanne in June 2003 when Évian previously hosted the G8 summit. These earlier demonstrations involved significant unrest and posed challenges for security forces. Ahead of the summit’s opening, authorities in Geneva have authorized a protest organized by the “No-G7” coalition. This decision indicates a balance between allowing freedom of expression and maintaining public order. The Swiss government is closely monitoring the situation, anticipating potential spillover effects from protests in France. The anticipation reflects a heightened state of alert and preparedness for potential demonstrations within Switzerland itself.