A Zurich court sentenced a 40-year-old man to 13 years for intentional homicide and disturbing the peace of the dead, amidst courtroom turmoil.

Public Eye urges Swiss government to sue Nestlé over excessive sugar in baby food marketed in developing countries, citing unfair practices.

The Baden AG District Court examines whether a fatal domestic incident constitutes murder, with the accused citing emotional turmoil as a defense.

Swiss Parliament aims to enhance national police data sharing to bolster public safety, urging swift implementation of long-pending measures.

Unia plans to take Rolex to labor court over alleged harassment cases and unlawful dismissals.

Zug's High Court hears a major fraud case, with CHF 55 million at stake in a pharmaceutical scam.

Russian cyberattacks, funding demands for GPs, and the rise in train travel—this and more in Sunday's Swiss news.

Credit Suisse AT1 bondholders sue the Swiss Confederation over Finma's decision to write down bonds to zero during the UBS takeover.

The federal government plans new addiction support centers to address the rising crack cocaine problem.

Switzerland had a below-average inmate population but faces a high suicide rate in prisons, ranking just below Latvia.

A Pennsylvania judge slashes Bayer's glyphosate lawsuit fine, reducing it from $2.

Switzerland confirms its commitment to international obligations under the ICC, but doesn't rule out immunity requests.

The National Council decisively rejects the Young Greens' environmental responsibility initiative and its counter-proposal, citing economic and social concerns.

The ex-councillor from Aargau, arrested last autumn for alleged sexual acts with children, will stay in custody for another six months, as confirmed by the Aargau public prosecutor's office.

A student at a Bellinzona vocational school was arrested for allegedly threatening a teacher and possibly carrying a weapon, prompting an evacuation.

Zurich police have detained a young firefighter suspected of starting multiple fires in Bonstetten, alongside two other individuals.

A tragic cannon shot accident during the Corpus Christi procession in Raron VS claims one life, prompting an investigation by the Valais cantonal police and public prosecutor.

UBS fined CHF 50,000 by the Swiss Federal Department of Finance for failing to report money laundering warnings involving Yemen's ex-president Saleh.