Swiss juvenile convictions rose by 11% last year, with a significant increase in crimes by under 15-year-olds, according to the Federal Statistical Office.

Switzerland sees a rise in asylum applications in May, with 2357 submissions, marking a significant increase from the previous year.

Six out of ten Swiss citizens remain against recognizing a third gender in official documents, with notable differences in opinion across genders and political affiliations.

Forecasters are split on whether the Swiss National Bank will maintain or lower the key interest rate next Thursday, reflecting widespread uncertainty.

The Finance Committee recommends a CHF 4 billion boost to the Swiss Armed Forces budget, raising it to CHF 29.

The Swiss National Council approves a CHF 7.65 million budget to deploy the army for WEF security in Davos, despite objections over funding transparency.

The Swiss National Council seeks to prohibit the Swiss Armed Forces from joining NATO exercises, citing concerns over Swiss neutrality.

Unions and feminist collectives organize a major women's strike in Switzerland, demanding equal pay, minimum wages, and living pensions.

Swiss fixed-rate mortgages have seen slight increases since the start of the year, with expectations of sideways movement for the rest of 2024.

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

Swiss financial watchdog Finma initiates bankruptcy against Geneva's Flowbank due to insufficient capital and debt, aiming to safeguard depositors.

The National Council's proposal for better unemployment benefits for entrepreneurs passed with 126 votes in favor.

Switzerland's National Council advances legislation to prohibit the sale of electronic disposable cigarettes, citing environmental and health concerns.

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

The National Council joins the Council of States in opposing additional climate protection measures following the European Court of Human Rights' ruling.

Stefan Walter, the new head of FINMA, advocates for tighter regulations on shadow banks and early intervention powers to prevent financial crises.

Two-thirds of Swiss citizens support abolishing current health insurance companies in favor of a single state fund, seeking lower premiums and digital advancements.

Switzerland's prudent financial management shields it from the global debt crisis, thanks to its debt brake policy.