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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.

Huge Rain Falls in Certain Regions of Ticino

Unprecedented Easter weekend precipitation drenches Ticino and surrounding regions.

Eritrean Groups Clash in the Street in Gerlafingen

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

Sunday, March 31 – Weekend Round-Up

Swiss municipalities offering the best cost of living, the diplomatic nuances of Switzerland's stance on global matters, and the rising healthcare demands.

The Clocks Go Forward One Hour – Sunday Night

Switzerland and most European nations transition to daylight saving time. Keystone/CHRISTIAN BEUTLER On Sunday at 02:00, the clocks in Switzerland and in most European countries are set forward by one hour to 03:00.

Senior Citizen Injured in Moudon Hit-and-Run, Suspect Surrenders

An 80-year-old man confesses to a hit-and-run accident in Moudon VD, leaving a 65-year-old pedestrian seriously injured.

Föhn Storm Unleashes Fury In Uri

A fierce Föhn storm sweeps through Switzerland, bringing gale-force winds and disrupting cableway services.

Easter Traffic Jams at Gotthard Portal

Easter weekend brings traffic standstill at Gotthard Tunnel; a 4-km jam signals a busy travel season.

France Saves Swiss Nationals Stuck In Haiti

France orchestrates a critical evacuation of 170 citizens and Europeans, including Swiss SDC staff, from tumultuous Haiti.

MCH Group’s Financial Struggles Persist into the New Year

Despite a boost in exhibition sales, MCH Group's losses widen, affected by operational challenges and a significant provision for a Zurich property.

Avalanche in Graubünden Claims Lives

A tragic avalanche near Klosters, Graubünden, claims two lives, marking the season's 14th casualties in the area.

9 Cantons With Decide on Over 20 Proposals

Swiss voters face a broad array of proposals, from Zurich's airport expansion to Geneva's cantonal anthem.

Tragic Avalanche in Saas-Grund Claims Skier’s Life

An avalanche in Saas-Grund, Valais, turns fatal for a skier amidst a high-risk avalanche warning, marking the fifth such casualty in Switzerland this winter.

Sunday, March 3rd – Weekly Round-Up

Swiss milk industry's call for a 3 centime increase per liter sparks debate, amidst falling farm numbers, tractor registrations surge, while crimes by asylum seekers and the CS takeover legal dismissals draw attention.

Austerity Demonstrations in Ticino

Austerity Demonstrations in Ticino: Over 6,000 Rally in Bellinzona

In a significant turnout, over 6,000 demonstrators took to the streets of Bellinzona, Ticino, uniting against the government's austerity measures.

Swiss Farmer Protests

Swiss Farm Protests: Demand For Higher Prices

29 February 2024

Swiss farmers unite in a powerful protest for equitable milk prices and sustainable farming conditions, marking a significant moment in Switzerland's agricultural landscape.

Freddy Nock

Freddy Nock Public Memorial Will Be Held in Märstetten

28 February 2024

Honoring the Legacy of Freddy Nock: A Tribute to the Daredevil of the Skies Keystone/SDA - LAURENT GILLIERON A public memorial service for deceased Swiss high-wire artist Freddy Nock will be held in Märstetten TG in just under three weeks' time.

Sunday, February 25th, Weekly Round-Up

25 February 2024

In this weeks roundup, Ruag MRO amid scandal criticisms, Switzerland's energy surplus in a post-blackout recovery, and the looming pension crisis for future retirees.

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