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More Trains For Ascension & Whit Sunday Holidays in Ticino

SBB enhances travel options during Ascension and Whitsun holidays, offering over 52,000 extra seats.

The Böögg Will Be Burned in Heiden June 22nd

After wind delays in Zurich, Heiden in Appenzell Ausserrhoden gears up to host the traditional burning of the Böögg.

Theologian Faces Inciting Homophobia Charges: Bellinzona Court Hears Case

A prominent theologian faces charges of discrimination and incitement to homophobia in Bellinzona.

Burning The Böögg 2: Monday 22nd In Appenzell Ausserrhoden

After wind thwarted Zurich's traditional Sechseläuten festival, Appenzell Ausserrhoden steps in to host the rescheduled burning of the Böögg.

Swiss Watch Exports Declined This March

March reports a sharp downturn in Swiss watch exports, particularly to Far East markets, marking a continued struggle for the industry.

Why Does Nestle Add Sugar To Baby Products?

Global food giant Nestlé faces scrutiny over differing sugar levels in its baby food products.

Zurich is Burning the Böögg: The Start of Summer

Zurich celebrates the start of summer with the traditional Sechseläuten festival, featuring the symbolic burning of the Böögg.

22 Year Old German TikTok Racer is in Swiss Court

A 24-year-old faces Lucerne's Criminal Court for egregious speeding, captured on TikTok, showcasing a blatant disregard for traffic laws on the A2 highway and beyond.

Nitrous Oxide Ban Binding in Basel

Swiss Federal Supreme Court's decision against Basel bar solidifies nitrous oxide ban, setting a nationwide precedent for health and youth protection.

The Federal Council Want to Invest €5Bn in Ukraine

The Federal Council wants to pledge CHF 5 billion to Ukraine, igniting debate on its impact on global development aid.

Swiss Employers Association: Increase Retirement Ages

SAV President Severin Moser suggests a phased increase to the retirement age, aiming for a more sustainable solution to Switzerland's skilled worker shortage and immigration concerns.

Bern Launches Cannabis Study with Pharmacy Sales

Bern are starting a study to explore the effects of regulated cannabis sales in pharmacies.

Shortage of AI Specialists – Many Must Upskill Or Else

The surge in AI applications forecasts a competitive scramble for skilled specialists challenging companies.

SNB’s Insider Promotion Trend Raises Eyebrows Among Economists

Critics highlight SNB's deviation from global norms in leadership appointments. Keystone/PETER KLAUNZER The Swiss National Bank (SNB) stands out for its distinctive approach to leadership appointments, diverging from the customary practices by consistently promoting internal candidates.

Eritrean Groups Clash in the Street in Gerlafingen

In Gerlafingen SO, confrontations flared as Eritrean regime critics clashed with supporters, prompting police intervention.

Fire At Asylum Center in Aarau: Resident Burned It

A resident ignited a blaze at an Aarau asylum shelter, prompting an emergency evacuation of 70 people.

36 Years on the Run, 2 Prison Found Breaks: The Life of Marco Müller

From the football pitch to a life of crime, Marco Müller's story took a dramatic turn, culminating in an unexpected demise.

UBS: Art Markets in China Are More Stable Than Europe

China's art market exhibits resilience, showing a nuanced shift towards liquidity and collecting amidst evolving consumer behaviours.

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