Switzerland saw a 25% increase in extradition requests from foreign states in 2023, with over 430 submissions.

A 20-year-old faces over three years in prison for a violent pepper spray attack in Winterthur.

Two paintings reappeared at the Zurich Kunsthaus after a year. The whereabouts during this period remain unknown as investigations into the art theft continue.

Rising ATM bombings force Swiss banks to suspend services, with Neuchâtel Cantonal Bank and others taking precautions.

Four ex-Gazprombank Switzerland employees face Zurich High Court over negligence in financial transactions with a Putin confidant.

Crowd control in Zurich's District 4 escalates, resulting in one arrest and a police officer injured after dozens attacked police officers.

Swiss authorities face Russian spy threats, unconstitutional power plant projects, and rising forced marriage cases among asylum seekers.

Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (PUK) nears completion of investigation into Credit Suisse crisis, final report expected in winter session.

Mondelez faces hefty fines for years of anti-competitive practices, affecting chocolate prices across Europe.

Eritrean political tensions lead to street clashes in Switzerland, revealing deep-rooted diaspora conflicts.

Invalidated april 14 elections in Arbedo-castione to be rerun on September 22. KEYSTONE/Laurent Gillieron The municipal elections held in Arbedo-Castione on April 14 were declared invalid and will be repeated on September 22.

In a major cross-border operation, 19 members of a Turkish criminal organization, including the leader, were arrested in Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and Turkey.

The National Commission for the Prevention of Torture urges closing Jura prison due to inhumane and degrading conditions.

The trial of a young woman responsible for a fatal 2022 car accident begins, with her seeking a reduced sentence.

In a legal battle that underscores privacy rights, "Weltwoche" was compelled to withdraw an article about a Zurich judge due to a controversial secret recording.

Former Gambian Interior Minister, Ousman Sonko, faces a crucial verdict today as the Federal Criminal Court in Switzerland decides his fate on multiple charges of crimes against humanity.

In 2023, FIZ's protection program for human trafficking victims in German-speaking Switzerland registered 317 participants, with a predominant number victimised in the sex trade.

A high-ranking Hells Angels member from Basel faces a dozen charges, including serious financial, sexual and violent crimes, marking a significant trial for Swiss legal proceedings.