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The forthcoming anniversary of the Austrian State Treaty provides an opportunity to reflect not only on Austria's historical decision to embrace neutrality but also on the broader implications it holds for contemporary European states. As examined through Müller’s insights, neutrality remains a multifaceted concept punctuated by historical contingencies, national identities, and increasingly pressing security challenges posed by military conflicts. The future of neutrality in Europe may necessitate a reevaluation, underscored by a collective commitment to robust defense mechanisms that can withstand the pressures of modern geopolitical dynamics.