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Geneva Offers Free Public Transport To Youth
Geneva's cantonal parliament passes a bill for free public transport for young people and discounts for seniors and disabled, starting mid-December.
Switzerland Finalizing Telework Taxation: The Details
Switzerland and France finalize a teleworking tax agreement, providing legal certainty for 230,000 cross-border commuters.
Federal Council Secures CHF 239 Million for Asylum Centers
The National Council addresses financial support for career returnees and approves CHF 239 million for federal asylum centers.
Art Thief Gave Back The Paintings? Zurich Investigation Ongoing
Two paintings reappeared at the Zurich Kunsthaus after a year. The whereabouts during this period remain unknown as investigations into the art theft continue.
Stress At Work On The Rise In Switzerland: Report Claims
Federal statistical office reports rising work stress, impacting 23% of the workforce.
Zurich Kunsthaus Faces Financial Challenges Amid Rising Deficit
Zurich Kunsthaus struggles with growing financial deficit, contemplating subsidy increases and higher ticket prices.
Organic Farming Expansion in Swiss Agriculture
Swiss agriculture sees a modest growth in organic farming, with a significant shift in land use amidst overall farm decline.
University Of Geneva Want To Prosecute Students: More Palestine Protests
Swiss universities in Bern, Basel, Fribourg, and Geneva face disruptions due to ongoing pro-Palestinian protests demanding academic boycotts and removal of memorials.
Switzerland Viral TikTok Gone Wrong: Child Injured During 24,000 CHF Drone Cash Frenzy!
A 12-year-old suffers severe injuries during a chaotic cash drop event in Zurich, sparking a police investigation and community concern.
Nemo, Non-Binary, Wins Eurovision For Switzerland
Amid political tensions and a history of challenges, Nemo's win at the Eurovision Song Contest heralds a new era for Switzerland, showcasing artistic brilliance and resilience.
Friday: Views From Switzerland
Happy Friday! Let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty of Switzerland.
Protests At ETH, Lausanne & Geneva: Students Take Direct Action
Student-led pro-Palestine demonstrations escalate at major Swiss universities. KEYSTONE/Valentin Flauraud This week, Swiss universities have become focal points for pro-Palestinian protests, with students at ETH Zurich, EPFL Lausanne, and the University of Geneva staging significant demonstrations.
Is Swiss Labour Day Here To Stay? May 1st
As the Swiss Young Finns campaign to abolish May 1st as a public holiday citing economic losses, trade union Syna launches a petition to make it a national day off, spotlighting workers' rights.
164.1 Million Francs Won in Euromillions Lottery
A lucky player hits the jackpot in the recent Euromillions draw, winning an astonishing 164.
Switzerland’s Prison Population Surges To 10 Year Highs
Switzerland's prison occupancy surged to its highest level in a decade as of January 2024.
Swiss Council of States Boosts Forest Protection
Swiss Council of States significantly ramps up financial support for forest conservation, approving an additional CHF 100 million.
CHF 15bn Swiss Army & Ukraine Aid Package Meets Resistance
A contentious CHF 15 billion funding package combining support for the Swiss army and Ukraine reconstruction faces pushback from a center-left alliance in parliament.
Canexis Pharma Approved By Swissmedic: Can Produce 1000kg Per Day
Canexis Pharma AG gains crucial Swissmedic licensing, setting the stage for advanced pharmaceutical cannabis production in Switzerland.

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