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Swiss E-Bike and Motorcycle Accidents Share The Same Injuries: University Hospital Zurich Study Shows

If an e-bike rider has an accident, the injuries are often serious: the pattern of serious head injuries suffered by e-bikers is more similar to that of motorcyclists than cyclists, as a study shows.

Russian Assets Frozen In Switzerland Worth Less Now

Switzerland reports a significant decrease in the value of Russian assets frozen under sanctions, as valuations drop.

Theologian Faces Inciting Homophobia Charges: Bellinzona Court Hears Case

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

Albanian Double Drug Murder In Basel Court

Basel Criminal Court to hear the case of a 53-year-old man, charged with double murder and attempted murder in a drug-related conflict, starting today.

Sunday, April 21st: The Weekly Roundup

A letter from President Viola Amherd to Moscow, top salaries for chief physicians in Swiss hospitals and the purity of mineral water in pet bottles: This and more can be found in the Sunday newspapers.

Uri Cantonal Government Race Heats Up: CVP Majority

In today’s second round of Uri cantonal elections, the Centrist CVP is on the brink of a major win, potentially gaining a majority by unseating either the FDP or SP members.

France Want Swiss Funds For A Power Plant: Rösti Hesitant

France suggests countries importing its nuclear power help fund new plants, but Switzerland prefers investing at home, says Energy Minister Albert Rösti.

2 Dutch Skiers Escape Death In Vaud

Two Dutch ski tourers faced a perilous situation due to an avalanche above Col du Pillon in Les Diablerets VD, highlighting the ongoing risks in the snow-covered Vaud Alps.

Switzerland Deemed “Hostile” by Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov

Sergei Lavrov, Russia's Foreign Minister, has labeled Switzerland as "openly hostile," disqualifying it as a neutral ground for Ukraine conflict negotiations.

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 Franc Gains Value In The Face Of Global Uncertainty

Following reports of an Israeli attack on Iran, the Swiss Franc asserts its strength, climbing as investors seek stability amidst heightened geopolitical uncertainty.

Swiss Stock Market Shutters: Tension in the Middle East Rises

As tensions flare in the Middle East, the Swiss stock market closes the week with notable losses.

Switzerland Delays UN Vote on Palestine’s Full Membership

Switzerland aligns with the UK, abstaining from a crucial UN vote on Palestine's full membership, citing timing and peace process concerns.

Two Foreigners Found Guilty Of Covid Fraud: Jailed and Fined

Two men receive conditional prison sentences for their roles in a large-scale forgery of Covid vaccination certificates.

SBB Will Be 100% Green By 2030

Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) sets ambitious sustainability goals, aiming for a fully renewable energy operation and significant emissions reduction by 2030.

Jura: One of the Only Cantons In Debt

Jura canton reports a substantial deficit in 2023, exacerbated by the missing Swiss National Bank profit distribution.

Local Swiss Wine Won Last Year: New Data

While overall wine consumption in Switzerland saw a minor decline in 2023, Swiss wines enjoyed an increase in market share and popularity.

Snow Across Switzerland: April Cold Snap Surprises

Early morning snow covers Bern and brings intermittent showers across the northern Alps, posing risks to early blooming vegetation.

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