* Neutrality is a complex concept. It can refer to:
* Military neutrality: Not being part of a military alliance.
* Political neutrality: Not taking sides in international conflicts.
* Economic neutrality: Not favoring one trading partner over another.
* Most German-speaking countries are members of NATO, a military alliance, making them not militarily neutral. This includes:
* Germany
* Austria
* Switzerland
* Liechtenstein
* However, Switzerland has a long tradition of political neutrality, although it has recently taken some steps that could be interpreted as a departure from this.
* Luxembourg is a member of NATO but has a policy of not deploying troops outside its borders.
So, to answer your question directly, none of the major German-speaking countries are truly neutral in every sense of the word. It's important to consider the specific type of neutrality you are interested in when analyzing a country's position.