Amidst global uncertainties, Swiss investors display strong confidence in artificial intelligence and foreign direct investment opportunities.

The Sust investigative body is overloaded and the trade association is showing moderation: this and more can be found in the Sunday newspapers.

The canton of Innerrhoden prepares for significant constitutional reforms and government elections at the upcoming Landsgemeinde.

Switzerland's economic stability shines as Fitch reaffirms its AAA rating. Keystone/EPA/JUSTIN LANE The US rating agency Fitch has maintained its top rating for Switzerland's creditworthiness.

The Swiss National Council's committee aligns with the Council of States, recommending tougher measures on rejected Eritrean asylum seekers and violent offenders.

Swiss Council of States significantly ramps up financial support for forest conservation, approving an additional CHF 100 million.

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.

Keystone/AP Photo/Amanda Andrade-Rhoades A judge at the District Court of Zurich is no longer allowed to judge climate activists.

Chairman Thomas J. Jordan reviews the SNB's proactive measures to combat inflation and stabilise the economy during turbulent times.

Swiss cantons push back against the Federal Council's proposed funding reductions, advocating for increased investment in education.

Climate activists intensify their protests at key Swiss events, targeting the National Bank's investments and Holcim's environmental practices.

Peter Riebli secures the presidency of the divided SVP Baselland, marking a new chapter for the party amidst controversies and internal disputes.

Arbedo-Castione takes legal action against unknown perpetrators after ballot tampering voids local election results.

Swiss law enforcement sees a reduction in surveillance activities, primarily due to fewer aerial searches.

Geneva's upcoming vote on banning hate symbols and extending political rights to foreigners could mark significant constitutional changes.

Despite significant nominal wage increases in Switzerland, inflation continues to diminish real wage growth.

Swiss lawmakers seek to fortify national security and economic stability through a proposed Investment Review Act aimed at scrutinising foreign takeovers.

After nearly a decade at the helm, Nicoletta della Valle announces her resignation from the Federal Office of Police, effective January 2025.