A recent survey in Switzerland reveals a shift in perceived national threats. While historical conflicts like Catholic-Protestant tensions were once considered paramount, contemporary social and economic divides now top the list. Nearly 28% of Swiss respondents identify the struggle between the working class and the wealthy as the greatest historical threat to national unity. Close behind, 25% cite the divide between urban and rural areas as most concerning. These findings suggest a growing awareness of socio-economic disparities within the country. The older religious rift, once a major source of conflict, now registers as a significant threat for only 18% of the population. This data highlights an evolving understanding of the challenges facing Switzerland’s national cohesion.